(ululare)
81ululant — ˈəlyələnt, ˈyül adjective Etymology: Latin ululant , ululans, present part of ululare : howling, wailing dark wasteland … ululant with bitter wind Rudi Blesh yell … had a keening, ululant quality C.B.Goolrick …
82lo|co — lo|co1 «LOH koh», adjective, noun, plural cos, verb, coed, co|ing. U.S. –adj. Slang. crazy. –n. 1. locoweed. 2. a disease caused by eating this weed; loco disease. –v.t. 1 …
83ul|u|lant — «YOOL yuh luhnt, UHL », adjective. = howling. (Cf. ↑howling) ╂[< Latin ululāns, antis, present participle of ululāre; see etym. under ululate (Cf. ↑ululate)] …
84ul|u|late — «YOOL yuh layt, UHL », intransitive verb, lat|ed, lat|ing. 1. to howl, as a dog or wolf does. 2. to lament loudly. ╂[< Latin ululāre (with English ate1) howl] …
