[Imitative: cf. prec. and WOUGH v.] intr. To howl; to waul.
1806. R. Jamieson, Pop. Ballads, I. 234. The wolf wow’d hideous on the hill.
1824. Carr, Craven Gloss., Wow, to howl.
1900. C. Lee, Cynthia in West, v. 69. You should hear her wow, just like an owld cat!
