caterwaul in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for caterwaul in the English»Spanish Dictionary

caterwaul [Am ˈkædərˌwɔl, Brit ˈkatəwɔːl] VB intr

caterwaul cat:

maullar

caterwaul person:

aullar

caterwaul person:

dar aullidos

caterwaul in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for caterwaul in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.caterwaul [ˈkætəwɔ:l, Am ˈkæt̬ɚ-] N

caterwaul

aullido m

II.caterwaul [ˈkætəwɔ:l, Am ˈkæt̬ɚ-] VB intr

caterwaul

aullar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They all crowd into the same car, where they begin hopping around and caterwauling, until the car begins to sway.

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When they get cranky, they'll emit a blood-curdling caterwaul.

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It's a caterwaul of colour, motion and incomprehensible plot issues.

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Caterwaul also received some airplay.

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I've always felt it was to his credit that he's never indulged in the kind of caterwauling largesse for which he's far better equipped than many who do.

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They are pussycats, happy to be fed, caterwauling if anyone tries to regulate their behaviour.

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You don't see any of this caterwauling in the pure research sciences.

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The audience responded with a caterwaul of primal screwedness.

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There's only unadulterated motorik quicksand, caterwauling harmonics and you versus your own disintegration.

thequietus.com

In truth, it won't be long until we look back at 2016 and chuckle at the amount of caterwauling we did about the celebrity death rate.

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