Obs. rare. Also 5 wrawen. [ad. MDu. wrauwen, of imitative origin.] intr. To miaul, as a cat; to mew.
1481. Caxton, Reynard, x. (Arb.), 22. Thenne … began he [sc. Tybert the cat] to wrawen for he was almost ystranglyd.
1662. in Pitcairn, Crim. Trials, III. 611. Quhan we vold [= would] be in the shap of cattis, we did nothing but cry and wraw.
