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n. the howling of a wolf.
| <[Don’t leave Ely, Minnesota without j]oining a nighttime wolf howl with the International Wolf Center…. Stand at the edge of the forest and let ‘er rip: A-oooo, A-oooo. Sometimes, the wolves even answer back. —Diane Bair and Pamela Wright, “Ely, Minnesota,” Away.com.> |
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n. the howling of a dog, as in The Case of the Haunted Scarecrow by James Preller.
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n. a “long, low howl” emanating from a spooky old house, as in The Case of the Haunted Scarecrow by James Preller.
n. the chilling cry of coyotes breaking the silence of a campout, as in The Case of the Marshmallow Monster by James Preller.
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n. a “wild and romantic” river in Engelberg, Switzerland (Switzerland Tourism).
n. a canal in the heart of Denmark.
| <The Aa runs through the southern end of the downtown and winds it way due south toward Midtfyn. —Tom Galvin, “Odense: A Trip to the Birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen.”> |
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