Howling
A British term for laughing loudly sometimes sounding like a Wolf howl. Used in smaller parts of The United Kingdom
Howling by Creature from the Laugh Lagoon August 5, 2018
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Howling
The word 'Howling' is used to decribe pretty much anything that can be thought of as bad, obselete or inadequate.
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howling by Italianfoodie December 21, 2019
howling at the Moon
Every full Moon, you'll find me howling at the Moon. A primal instinct since wolves are my Spirit Animals. I love to hear the wolves howling at the Moon!
howling at the Moon by Starchylde June 20, 2016
Howling Fantods
Realizing that, after all this time, as I approach the end of this 981 page novel with 97 pages of footnotes, as much as I have loved every run-on sentence and obscure pharmacological reference I still cannot coherently answer the frequently-asked and painfully-simple airplane-seatmate question "what's it about?" has giving me a serious case of the howling fantods.
Howling Fantods by rgoogin May 4, 2010
howling screamer
howling screamer by a howling screamer December 12, 2007
Howling Monkey
Howling Monkey by Kpahx October 28, 2010
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