ululate

Women ululated, holding their children up to touch the soldiers.

From a room above, women ululated in prayer or celebration.

I was mildly afraid, as if someone might suddenly point at me and start ululating.

A large male raised his voice to the moon in a long, ululating howl.

The sound hung in the thick air, ululating, drawn out and distorted.

She wanted to be on the tarmac, to ululate and raise her hands to the heavens.

I undulated through an unlocked window and heard Rock ululating.

During this time, conch shells are blown and the women ululate.

Beyond the gates a woman began to ululate.

The single cry ululated from the depths of darkening green jungle.

Abed runs away, ululating as he leaps over a park bench.

Sounds were coming from his mouth at last, sounds that formed one ululating word.

They created a keening, wailing, ululating sound that lasted exactly 31 minutes.

In the streets, some women sang and ululated.

The women were ululating wildly, a sound that maddened their menfolk.

The citizens crowded around the gates, wailing and ululating as the column passed.

The women were wailing and ululating, that peculiar chilling sound of African grief.

Even Muslim women and children came, shouting and ululating.

And they sang, raising their small mouths and ululating like wolves.

Did you expect her to suddenly nod toward Bollywood, ululating with fingertips outstretched?

The class seemingly ululated as one, like 15 characters in a Greek tragedy who'd just gouged out their own eyes.

He plays both characters with understandably manic intensity and ululating vocal attack.

Ululating whoops keened in response from the compartment behind the flight deck.

The rogue lifted its muzzle to the wolves and gave a long, ululating lament.

The sound ululated with his strokes, growing louder as that tense ball inside her belly swelled.