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howling

adjective as in blustery

adjective as in weeping

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adjective as in weepy

noun as in guffaw

noun as in yelling

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The wind rushes through the area once again, howling in laughter at our pain.

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“I told you these howling wolf children ought to be sent away! Imagine what sort of influence they might be!”

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On that occasion, too, they had heard something unexpected, a mysterious howling sound that came from behind that very same wall.

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Alas, the book had been lost in a high-speed chase involving singing pirates and a howling parrot.

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That is what Lord Fredrick had named them; what their original names were no one knew, since they had been found wandering naked and howling in the forest.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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