mewl Synonyms
mewl Meaning
mewl (v)
cry weakly or softly
mewl (v. i.)
To cry, as a young child; to squall.
mewl Sentence Examples
- The abandoned kitten mewled pitifully, its cries echoing through the empty alleyway.
- As I approached the injured bird, it let out a faint mewl, a testament to its pain and vulnerability.
- The baby goat's soft mewls filled the barn, creating a gentle soundtrack to the morning.
- The injured dog lay whimpering and mewling, its pain evident in its plaintive cries.
- The newborn puppies huddled together, their tiny mewls barely above a whisper.
- The kitten's mewl pierced the night air, reminding me of my own responsibilities as its guardian.
- The wounded horse's mewl was a heart-wrenching plea for help.
- The baby bird's feeble mewls were barely audible above the cacophony of the city.
- The abandoned child's mewl haunted my thoughts, reminding me of the fragility of life.
- The kitten's insistent mewls followed me everywhere, a constant reminder of its desperate need for attention.
FAQs About the word mewl
cry weakly or softlyTo cry, as a young child; to squall.
cry,whimper, moan, bleat, weep, pule,sob, snivel, whine, snuffle
squall, scream, squall, howl, wail,shriek, squeal, scream, screech, howl
The abandoned kitten mewled pitifully, its cries echoing through the empty alleyway.
As I approached the injured bird, it let out a faint mewl, a testament to its pain and vulnerability.
The baby goat's soft mewls filled the barn, creating a gentle soundtrack to the morning.
The injured dog lay whimpering and mewling, its pain evident in its plaintive cries.
