(ululare)
71aullar — (Del lat. ululāre). intr. Dar aullidos. ¶ MORF. conjug. c. aunar …
72ulular — (Del lat. ululāre). 1. intr. Dar gritos o alaridos. 2. Dicho del viento: Producir sonido …
73ululate — ► VERB ▪ howl or wail. DERIVATIVES ululation noun. ORIGIN Latin ululare howl, shriek …
74ululation — ululate ► VERB ▪ howl or wail. DERIVATIVES ululation noun. ORIGIN Latin ululare howl, shriek …
75aullar — (l. ululare) 1) intr. Dar aullidos. CONJUG (16) como aunar …
76aullar — (l. ululare) 1) intr. Dar aullidos. CONJUG (16) como aunar …
77howlet — [hou′lit] n. [ME howlat, akin ? to Fr hulotte < OFr huler, to howl < L ululare, to howl: see ULULATE] Archaic an owl …
78owl — [oul] n. [ME owle < OE ule, akin to Ger eule < IE echoic base * ul > L ulula, owl, ululare, to howl] any of a worldwide order (Strigiformes) of predatory night birds distinguished by a large, flat face, eyes surrounded by stiff feathered …
79ululate — [yo͞ol′yoo lāt΄, ul′yoo lāt΄] vi. ululated, ululating [< L ululatus, pp. of ululare, to howl: echoic] 1. to howl or hoot 2. to wail or lament loudly ululant [yo͞ol′yoolənt, ul′yoolənt] adj. ululation n …
80ululate — v.intr. howl, wail; make a hooting cry. Derivatives: ululant adj. ululation n. Etymology: L ululare ululat (imit.) …
