What is "howls"

Usage examples of "howls".

What they heard, though, was not the thunder of hooves or the howls of charging goblins but the creaking swish of powrie war engines.

At that moment one of the burning towers toppled over out of sight behind the wall, and there came a swell in the howls and cries, presumably by people upon whom the structure had fallen.

Then sound returned to me, and I heard the clanging of swords and the victorious howls of my men.

Its claws sliced through them, and angry barks turned to howls of pain.

Paris, who yesterday would have torn his detractors limb from limb, would on the morrow be dragging him, with hoots and yells and howls of execration, to the scaffold.

The pent-up rage of the entire mob of Paris seemed to find vent for itself in the howls with which the crowd now tried to drown the rest of the proceedings.

The air was filled with the roar of powerful engines and collapsing masonry, almost drowning out the shrieks and howls and war cries drifting up from the struggling forces below.