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| cat·er·waul [ káttər wàwl ] |
intransitive verb (past and past participle cat·er·wauled, present participle cat·er·waul·ing, 3rd person present singular cat·er·wauls) |
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1. yowl: to make a loud howling noise
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2. make loud harsh noise: to make a loud noise that offends the ears
 a street musician caterwauling in the background while we tried to talk
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noun (plural cat·er·wauls) |
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yowl: a loud howl or cry
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| [14th century. Origin ?] |
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