howlet (Meaning)
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howlet (n.)
An owl; an owlet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of howlet
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howlet Sentence Examples
- The eerie cry of the howlet pierced through the gloomy night.
- The owl's distinctive hooting, known as a howlet, startled the campers.
- In the dim forest, the howlet of a barn owl echoed through the trees.
- The howlet, a nocturnal call, signaled the presence of a solitary owl.
- The ornithologist listened intently for the faint howlet of a long-eared owl.
- The howlet's haunting melody filled the air, painting a mystical atmosphere.
- The howlet, a territorial call, warned potential intruders away from an owl's nest.
- As darkness fell, the chorus of howlets filled the twilight, creating an eerie symphony.
- The howlet of a tawny owl echoed through the suburban park, a nocturnal symphony in the urban landscape.
- The rhythmic howlet, repeated at regular intervals, served as a beacon for other owls in the area.
FAQs About the word howlet
An owl; an owlet.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The eerie cry of the howlet pierced through the gloomy night.
The owl's distinctive hooting, known as a howlet, startled the campers.
In the dim forest, the howlet of a barn owl echoed through the trees.
The howlet, a nocturnal call, signaled the presence of a solitary owl.
