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When the winds howl, my dogs yowl.

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I can give you several sentences.

  • I could hear the yowl of an unhappy cat down the street.
  • His yowl of despair shattered the night.
  • Don't yowl like a coyote!

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A yowl is a loud, prolonged cry, such as that of an animal.

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The cast of Yowl - 2013 includes: Parisa Fakhri John Graney Zachary Knighton

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Scream or a Yowl

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Cats may yowl for attention because they are seeking interaction, affection, or food. It is a way for them to communicate their needs and desires to their owners.

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They both Yowl and mew and do not roar because they fit into the category lesser cats (cant roar, cant growl as good as a grater cat but they can meow and yowl instead). The puma, which is not related to the cheetah btw so i don't know why its in that category, has a much louder yowl.

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Cats may yowl while playing as a way to communicate excitement, frustration, or to establish dominance. It is a natural behavior for some cats and is not necessarily a cause for concern.

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Sometimes yes. Sometimes they hiss, spit, snarl, or growl. They also yowl when they are very surprised too like if someone steps on their tail or other limbs. Hope that helped!:)

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Owl, bowel, cowl, dowel, foul, howl, jowl, growl, towel,

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Yowl typically refers to a loud, animal-like cry or howl, especially one expressing pain or distress. It is often used to describe the sound made by a cat or other wild animal.

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Cats may yowl at night due to various reasons such as seeking attention, feeling lonely, in heat, or experiencing health issues. It is important to observe your cat's behavior and consult with a veterinarian to address any underlying issues.

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A cat's cry sounds like a high-pitched meow or yowl.

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A cat crying sounds like a high-pitched, mournful meow or yowl.

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Cats yowl as a form of communication to express various emotions: they may be feeling lonely, in heat, in pain, stressed, or even seeking attention. Yowling can also be a territorial behavior to establish boundaries with other cats.

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Yes, they can. WNYC's Radiolab visited a zoo in China in which they recorded a tiger yowling. (Podcast episode #4 on zoos)

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· yammer

· yap

· yaw

· yawn

· yearn

· yell

· yelp

· yen

· yield

· yield

· yip

· yodel

· yowl

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Yammer, yap, yaw, yawn, yearn, yell, yen, yield, yip, yodel and yowl are verbs. They begin with the letter y.

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* year * yell * yank * yard * yawn * yelp * yoga * yolk * yore * your * yowl * yule * yurt * yo-yo

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They suffered problem because of feline. This is a sentence which contains the word feline.

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They yowl loudly and incessantly when they're in heat. A cat in heat will also sort of crouch close to the ground, and/or drag their behind along the ground.

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Yodel, yodeler, yoga, yogurt, yoke, yokel, yonder, you, young, youngberry, youngster, your, yourself, youth, youthful and yowl are words. They begin with the letters YO.

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Cats may yowl with their toys as a way to mimic hunting behavior or to express excitement and playfulness. It is a natural behavior for cats to vocalize while playing with toys.

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Cats may yowl in the morning for various reasons, such as hunger, attention-seeking, or wanting to go outside. To reduce this behavior, ensure your cat has access to food and water before bedtime, engage in playtime before bed to tire them out, and establish a consistent morning routine to meet their needs promptly. Consulting with a veterinarian can also help rule out any underlying medical issues causing the yowling.

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Yammer, yap, yaw, yawn, yearn, yell, and yelp, yen, yield, yip, yodel and yowl are verbs. They begin with the letter y.

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Some verbs include:

Yammer

Yak (slang)

Yank

Yap

Yaw

Yawn

Yearn

Yell

Yellow

Yelp

Yield

Yip

Yodel

Yowl

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Well there's [url=http://warriorcatsrpg.com/]Warrior Cat[/url], and [url=http://yowl7.webs.com/]Yowl[/url]. Those are the two best games in my opinion.

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A cat would only "scream," or yowl, if in severe pain. Cats don't actually "scream," as they don't have a larynx.

I suggest you don't try to actually find out IRL.

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The spelling "yow" is an interjection (exclamation: Yow!) of surprised fear or awe.

The related verb is "yowl" (make an animal sound, similar to howl).

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A stray cat may yowl loudly in the middle of the night due to being in heat, feeling threatened by other animals, or seeking attention or food.

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yes he will be sad if he is atached to you and if you dont vist him alot he will most likely yowl for you alot

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Your cat may be yowling and urinating due to stress, anxiety, or a medical issue such as a urinary tract infection. It's important to rule out any medical causes by taking your cat to the vet for a check-up. Additionally, providing environmental enrichment, such as interactive toys and vertical spaces, can help alleviate stress and prevent unwanted behaviors.

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  • yappingly
  • yawningly
  • yearly
  • yearningly
  • yesterday
  • yet
  • yieldingly
  • yon
  • yonder
  • youthfully

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Female cats will constantly yowl and whine day and night when in heat to attract males. The yowling can be heard by male cats who could be miles away, which is more effective than spraying over a large distance.

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Yes cats do talk in their own way. They use body language and their vocal chords to meow, yowl, scream, and mewl, along with a variety of other sounds. Also there is the purr. There are some people who believe they can also communicate telepathically.

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Y E C A K L

lace, lake, yak, cake, ale, kyle,

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Cats may yowl at night due to various reasons such as seeking attention, feeling lonely, in heat, or experiencing health issues. It is important to observe your cat's behavior and consult with a veterinarian to address any underlying concerns.

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Cats may yowl at night due to various reasons such as seeking attention, feeling lonely, in heat, or experiencing health issues. It is important to observe your cat's behavior and consult a veterinarian if the yowling persists or is accompanied by other concerning symptoms.

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Female cats may yowl at night due to being in heat, seeking attention, feeling anxious or stressed, or experiencing health issues. It is important to observe your cat's behavior and consult with a veterinarian to determine the underlying cause of the yowling.

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Cats may yowl for various reasons, such as seeking attention, feeling anxious or in pain, or wanting to mate. It's important to observe your cat's behavior and consult with a veterinarian to determine the underlying cause and address any potential health issues.

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Cats may yowl at night due to various reasons such as seeking attention, feeling anxious or stressed, being in heat, or experiencing health issues. It is important to observe your cat's behavior and consult with a veterinarian to address the underlying cause.

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yacht,yard, yarn, yaw, yawn, yean, year, yeast, yell, yellow, yelp, yes, yield,yodel, yoke,young, your, youth, yowl, and Yule. Is that enough?

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Many, many cats love to play with running water. I often have to turn on the bathtub faucet very slightly, so it drips, because otherwise my older cat will sit in the bathroom and yowl really loudly until I do.

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When the cat meows it wants your attention to know that its there. It rolls around because it doesn't want you to think its a threat.If it's a male he rolls to stretch or he's in a good mood. Actually, if it yowls while rolling, it's showing off or females do this when they are close to heat but not there yet.

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