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yowler

American  
[you-ler] / ˈyaʊ lər /

noun

  1. a person who yowls; a howler.

  2. ocean pout.


Etymology

Origin of yowler

yowl + -er 1

Example Sentences

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From Miley Cyrus’s new album, “Endless Summer Vacation,” comes this rugged, low-to-the-ground duet with the polished roots-rock yowler Brandi Carlile.

From New York Times

“Dance the Night Away” is like “Dancing in the Streets” or “The Locomotion” but driven by a yowler, two rhythm jocks and a guitarist good enough to hold back when he needed to.

From Los Angeles Times

Both the Yowler and McQuinn families are now in Colorado.

From New York Times

McQuinn and Yowler worked together at Target.

From Reuters

He and Ms. Yowler, who was wounded and was listed in stable condition, went to see the midnight premiere of the latest installment in the Batman series with her brother.

From New York Times