The fluffy white dog had at least stopped his yowling.
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What it tends to mean: Excitement or frustration The Noise: Yowling
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My cat will not stop yowling bloody murder at 3 a.m.
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But if your cat is yowling without precedent, they may be in distress – a low, drawn-out yowl can be a complaint but in older cats, yowling is often a sign of cognitive disorder or dementia.
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Unsolicited yowling goes on for a while, but I eventually fall back asleep.
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It suggested that yowling hilarity is the best revenge against an incomprehensibly violent world.
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Just give us a shitload of distortion pedals and some warlocks yowling into a mic.
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A Lamborghini with a V10 creates a wild symphony of exotic burps from its yowling V10.
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The bleacher bums behind me began to emit guttural effusions, a sort of existential, yowling yodel.
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Some rival companies, yowling behind the scenes about overspending by Netflix, insist those figures are conservative.
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He barks orders, sings a shanty, indulges in sentimentality and turns his yowling mouth into an abyss.
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I feel really bad for our cat, who is exceptionally needy and is yowling nonstop because he missed us.
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While here there was this unsated heat, a cat's yowling or a sow's endless squeal (the summer-shack experience).
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She created Miranda, a teenager with the yowling voice of a nasal alley cat, for a popular YouTube comedy series.
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Back downstairs, I load the dishwasher, prep all of the ingredients for his morning smoothie, and feed our two yowling cats.
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And never has a Game of Thrones plot caused more yowling than the terrible Dorne storyline of season five and season six.
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I dug my nails into my belly flab and unleashed a stream of expletives that was only interrupted by pure cavewoman yowling.
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In public, she was a yowling firebrand, a magnetic presence with candy-colored hair and arena audiences wrapped up in every move.
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There is a scene in which her body drops quite literally low as a cat's on all fours, high in heat, crawling, yowling.
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He was desperately trying to get out by launching his body against the glass, while yowling the horrible screech of a cat in distress.
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Sorry baby, but I gotta go, time to do myself in Jim Morrison-style, but with tweets and snacks instead of whisky and Freudian yowling.
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Reports of an animal stuck under a floorboard making a "yowling noise"... which naturally was revealed to be a rose bush scraping on a window (?!?) 7.
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To the show's credit, later seasons make a point to calm down some of the yowling caricatures, showing the live-and-let-live tolerance that exists in this small town.
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The Shakes and Howard proved their worth in less than 10 seconds, as Howard opened the song by yowling a single note — beautifully controlled, but still jagged at the edge.
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BANGKOK — On the northern edge of Bangkok's Chinatown is a fenced-in, six-acre lot filled with vacant two-story shops where the only sound is the yowling of abandoned cats.
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George wound up in the thankful arms of his owner, which is, all told, a much nicer place to be than on top of a utility pole, yowling futilely at the void.
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L7: Scatter the Rats (Blackheart) As feminist punks, metal snarlers, grunge comedians, L7 rocked harder and more juvenile than most '90s bands, yelling and yowling over a volatile guitar storm with goth humor.
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As impossible as it is to imagine, Rudolph Giuliani — the yowling Gollum of basic cable, President Trump's Cain-raisingest enabler — was once one of the most steadying, reassuring men in the United States.
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And when he is not playing Fortnite, he is often watching YouTubers play Fortnite, yowling men-children who go by names like Ninja and Tfue and Fearless, spelled Fe4RLess, narrating their virtual exploits.
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It's storming the day I stop by the cat lab, and it was eerie to come in from the rain into a room with rows and rows of cats in cages, most of them yowling.
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Gail: Bottom line: never a good plan for a president to denounce the F.B.I. Also, when he starts yowling that James Comey was helping Hillary Clinton, I just sort of fall off a mental cliff.
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Lastly — and this is entirely more information about lion mating than we were prepared to receive this week — Packer says lions let out a "distinctive yowling noise" upon, uh, completion, which is absent in Cambré's video.
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Located in the middle of a parking garage under an office building, finding this place is half the fun; the rest is in yowling ballads with a crowd of drunk babes, freaky folk, and fun-loving locals.
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The fuzzy, clanging, nevertheless streamlined guitar roar, bursting forth with trebly riffs and solos and rhythmic slams between verses, resonates with a yowling clarity, while Jon Wurster's drums throb with an agile speed that implies a light touch.
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A live video feed allows you to see your kids while they're sleeping—how else are you going to tell if Little Randy is yowling because he's bored, or because he got his arm stuck in a crib slat?
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The lyrics portrayed a Los Angeles "jungle" populated with wounded, messed-up strivers and awash in drugs and sex: characters embodied in Mr. Rose's yowling, rasping, screeching vocals, keeping all sentiment at bay by staying reckless and deliberately abrasive.
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Welky's narrative captures the details of life in a polar camp, conjuring its "yowling dogs" and bottles of wine exploding from the cold, even the way an Inuit hunter kills an auk by squeezing its heart before eating it raw.
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I longed for her guaranteed love, her saying, Everything will be all right — a kernel of security I used to carry, but which had been lost somewhere along I-40 while our cats were strung out on cat Xanax, yowling a mournful tune.
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From the mid-1950s through the end of that decade, he concocted a yowling blend of hopped-up blues, country and then-emergent rhythm & blues that ended up as the template for what became widely accepted as rock 'n' roll (though the term predated his rise).
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The high point of the set was "Leroy and Lanisha," in which the bass player Miles Mosley electrified the crowd with a solo that moved from courtly pizzicato to yowling, electric-guitar-like bowed tones and, eventually, to a fingers-off-the-fingerboard squeal that flirted with the avant-garde.
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With the advent of the Purosangue SUV (or "FUV," as Ferrari prefers), there's been plenty of chatter about a full transformation of the company: a move away from the yowling gasoline-incinerating powerplants of the past toward a future in which the biggest threat to the 80-year-old brand is governments worldwide regulating internal combustion out of existence.
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First for joy, when after 27 hours of labor the little feral being we'd made came yowling into the world, and the second for sorrow, holding the earth's newest human and looking out the window with her at the rows of cars in the hospital parking lot, the strip mall across the street, the box stores and drive-throughs and drainage ditches and asphalt and waste fields that had once been oak groves.
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Domestic cats (Felis catus) are very territorial and defend their territories with ritualized body posturing, stalking, staring, spitting, yowling and howling.
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Together they name the dinosaur "Dopey". When Holly offers Dopey a strawberry, the apatosaur begins to chase after them and ends up stuck between two trees. It begins yowling and attracts the attention of numerous dinosaurs around the jungle, including the tyrannosaur Grumpy. Will and Holly run, assuming that Dopey will be eaten.
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John Mulvey, writing for the same magazine, considered "Work It Out" to be the best tune Beyoncé had recorded since "Say My Name" (2000), and he further commented, "it's Beyoncé yowling, testifying and wigging out in only slightly-studied retro fashion that's most striking."John Mulvey. (July 12, 2002) Beyoncé : Work It Out. NME Retrieved on February 20, 2011.
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The party is dampened when the rooster Charles starts one of his long-winded speeches. After he is forced to stop, the horsefly Zero crashes the party, telling everyone the war is somebody else's problem. Freddy drives Zero away, but now he has another enemy threatening revenge. Mrs. Wiggins the Cow and Freddy are discussing Zebedee when they hear Jinx the Cat yowling.
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Cats meow for various reasons, and some are naturally more vocal than others. This becomes a problem behavior when there is excessive meowing or yowling, especially at night. Positive reinforcement training, sometimes accompanied by a clicker, is commonly used in this case. This involves ignoring the cat when it is making noise, and rewarding with treats and affection when it is being quiet.
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After releasing two albums with record label 4AD and one with American Recordings, he left the label and formed a new band, Frank Black and the Catholics. He re-adopted the name Black Francis in 2007. His vocal style has varied from a screaming, yowling delivery as lead vocalist of the Pixies to a more measured and melodic style in his solo career.Sisario, 2006. p.
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The group's hauntingly minimalistic music demonstrates classical, gothic, and other influences. Larsson's characteristically childlike singing voice is frequently prone to melodic yowling and warbling, and has drawn comparisons to Björk, Kate Bush and Joanna Newsom . The band gained popularity in 2012 after their song "Closer" was included in the podcast Welcome to Night Vale. In 2020, the band made a return with a new single, "Dog Eat Dog".
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Simon Vozick-Levinson from Entertainment Weekly gave the live album a D, opining that "the stripped-down treatment of MTV Unplugged does Perry's yowling voice no favors", and that "[the] songs just aren't solid enough to stand on their own without loads of glossy production". Catherine Lewis of The Washington Post praised Perry's "translate her more rambunctious numbers into an acoustic format" and wrote album was "definitely a step in a good — and unexpected — direction".
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Always called "Honeybunch" by Ralph. Not without her own faults, Ralph frequently complains about her spending habits and when he set up a Halloween house of horrors, he included something meant to scare just her-the house telephone off the hook. She's shown to be a sci-fi fan and in one strip attended a Star Trek convention in costume. She also likes to sing along with her iPod, which Ralph often mistakes for the cat yowling or the smoke alarm going off.
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Next, in Face the Music, Professor Quaver, the new music teacher, arrives at Bash Street School. The kids, to his dismay, don't know how to play instruments properly, nor do they know how to sing, opting for a noisy football chant instead. With the class dismissed, the Professor decides Winston's yowling is far more pleasant to listen to than the kids, and even conducts the cat with a baton. Next, in Hotdog, Gnasher teaches Gnipper how to get a free meal at a hot dog stand.
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Cats are ready to go to new homes at about 12 weeks of age, when they are ready to leave their mother. They can be surgically sterilized (spayed or castrated) as early as seven weeks to limit unwanted reproduction. This surgery also prevents undesirable sex-related behavior, such as aggression, territory marking (spraying urine) in males and yowling (calling) in females. Traditionally, this surgery was performed at around six to nine months of age, but it is increasingly being performed before puberty, at about three to six months.
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"Sure he's domestic, but his version of conjugal love is anything but smug, and this comes through in both the lyrics and the sound of the record itself. Blissful, sometimes, but sometimes it sounds like stray cat music—scrawny, cocky, and yowling up the stairs." Ellen Willis of The New Yorker wrote, "Planet Waves is unlike all other Dylan albums: it is openly personal...I think the subject of Planet Waves is what it appears to be—Dylan's aesthetic and practical dilemma, and his immense emotional debt to Sara."Quoted in Heylin (2003), p. 357.
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The mother bear, thinking Bodger has been hurting her cubs, threatens to attack him; the cat witnesses this and in turn attacks her in trying to protect his friend. However, Tao eventually backs up, frightened. Finally, Luath sees the bear and what is going on and starts barking furiously; this, combined with the yowling, spitting cat, is enough to cause the mother bear to back down and run away. After a whole week of travelling, the animals adapt to travelling after dark so that there is less chance of someone seeing them.
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Student Magda Schoenwetter, recalled that the school used Montessori methods and equipment, and emphasised academic freedom rather than fixed subjects, such as spelling and arithmetic.Avrich, Paul, Anarchist Voices: An Oral History of Anarchism in America, “Interview with Magda Schoenwetter”, AK Press (2005), , , p.230: “What everybody is yowling about now — freedom in education — we had then, though I still can’t spell or do multiplication.” The Modern School magazine originally began as a newsletter for parents, when the school was in New York City, printed with the manual printing press used in teaching printing as a profession.
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Capital yogh (left), lowercase yogh (right) In Modern English yogh is pronounced , , using short o or , , , using long o.. It stood for and its various allophones—including and the voiced velar fricative —as well as the phoneme ( in modern English orthography). In Middle English, it also stood for the phoneme and its allophone [ç] as in ("night", in an early Middle English way still often pronounced as spelled so: ). Sometimes, yogh stood for or , as in the word , "yowling". In Middle Scots, it represented the sound in the clusters , and written l and n.. Yogh was generally used for rather than y.
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Hank Williams playing guitar in Montgomery, Alabama in 1938 In July 1937, the Williams and McNeil families opened a boarding house on South Perry Street in downtown Montgomery. It was at this time that Williams decided to change his name informally from Hiram to Hank. As Williams told the story about it in his later concerts, the name change was supposedly all because of a cat's yowling, though, as the authors of Hank Williams: The Biography point out, "Hank" simply sounds more like a hillbilly and western star than "Hiram". During the same year, he participated in a talent show at the Empire Theater.
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Jerry sneaks under the owner's seat and pushes down on the gas pedal at its hardest, causing the car to speed up so fast that the speedometer breaks. Tom's owner looks down and sees Tom's hand, now believing that he is a culprit and angrily stomps on it, causing Tom to yell in pain and swelling his hand red in the process, while his owner only scowls furiously at him before turning his attention back to driving. Jerry offers Tom the first aid kit. Tom, enraged at Jerry for making him get blamed for speeding, attempts to hit him with his swollen hand, but misses again and causes his swollen hand to hurt more, leaving him yowling in agony.
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I closed my lips, gainstanding that eager crudelity. Whereat the > alcalde enraging, set my teeth asunder with a pair of iron cadges, detaining > them there, at every several turn, both mainly and manually; whereupon my > hunger-clunged belly waxing great, grew drum-like imbolstered: for it being > a suffocating pain, in regard of my head hanging downward, and the water > reingorging itself in my throat with a struggling force; it strangled and > swallowed up my breath from yowling and groaning. Before pouring the water, torturers often inserted an iron prong (known as the bostezo) into a victim's mouth to keep it open, as well as a strip of linen (known as the toca) on which the victim would choke and suffocate while swallowing the water.
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A December 2000 article in the Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, examining Ybor City's "bohemian" culture of the mid-1990s, held up Pee Shy as a prototypical "DIY band turned corporate sellout," at least in the sense that the members' decision to sign with a major label had been controversial with some of their friends and indie rock compatriots. Pee Shy's primary musical innovation may have been accordion feedback, a yowling, oscillating sound that Wheeler created by pressing the instrument against a speaker as she played. According to Wheeler, in 2003 the director Robert Altman sought to use seven seconds of Mr. Whisper in the soundtrack to his ballet film The Company, starring Neve Campbell. But the Universal Music Group, which by then had acquired PolyGram, refused to waive its $10,000 fee.
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" Canadian journalist Martin Popoff found the album quite complex, with Skid Row "absorbing the best elements of grunge into their over- the-top love of all things metal." He praised Bach's performance and the band's "street-savvy" attitude and "prog ethic" shown in the record. Conversely, Jim Farber of Entertainment Weekly considered Subhuman Race made of "the same squealing, yowling, third-rate metal that made Skid Row pariahs in the first place", calling them an "unrepentant hair band of the ’80s" which had mangled their melodies "to get over their old 'power ballad' stigma." Also Dean Golemis of the Chicago Tribune criticised Skid Row's "campy, formulaic arrangements that still cater to commercial appeal and offer nothing new to a genre plagued by cliches and copycats", but remarked as "Bach's vocal bravura stands as the album's saving grace.
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