caterwaul

It was enough to raise your hair to hear that variegated and enormous unanimous caterwaul burst out!

The "caterwaul" on Capitol Hill reflects years of determined effort by grassroots groups to end U.S.

They never can hold you down!'' It's a bracing song, mostly moving at a white-knuckled, rip-roaring pace: A near-perfect distillation of outrage and defiance, one steeped in a brilliant sense of hope that radiates from beneath the caterwaul. Simply gorgeous.

* The caterwaul, a wail you can't miss: "Cats caterwaul when hunting and have prey or are looking for prey," Dr.

somewhere and the caterwaul of the pulse and the god thud.

The group is in amazing form on this set, with Robinson's throaty, burbling, half-swallowed lead vocals pushing a hypnotic, disorienting, code-switch-laden blend of punk caterwaul, grandmamma moaning, professorial lecture, instructional recitations and gutbucket-blues wail.

I like the way food moves to music, and Factor's urbane reference to sag paneer, but according to my dictionary caterwaul means "to make the characteristic harsh cry of a rutting cat," so it's redundant to say that a cat "caterwauls a sexual brand of labor." And why does Factor "never intend to pass" the wall behind which the cat yowls?

Among the words the team of four 11 and 12-year-olds had to spell were ecclesiastical, ventriloquist, caterwaul and kamikaze.

Then, once again, came that bizarre, "euwwwowoweeeurrr!" It's hard to describe a caterwaul in human language, obviously, but this, I belatedly realised, was one such.

A CATERWAUL of protest has been heard from the Word Warriors of Wayne State University in Detroit.

On the other hand, she's cruelly been dubbed the Spektor caterwaul of sound.