Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wind-howls
verb
/wɪnd haʊlz/
Definition
The sound produced by strong winds as they move through trees, buildings, or other objects, creating a haunting, eerie noise.
Examples
- As the storm approached, the wind-howls filled the night air, sending shivers down our spines.
- During autumn nights, the wind-howls resonated through the empty streets, creating a spooky atmosphere.
- The trees swayed violently, and the wind-howls echoed across the valley.
Meaning
To howl like the wind, often associated with strong and turbulent air currents, resulting in a low, mournful sound.
Synonyms
- whistles
- moans
- wails
- roars
