I. ˈgau̇(ə)l, ˈgül intransitive verb
( -ed/-ing/-s )
Etymology: Middle English goulen, gowlen, from Old Norse gaula; akin to Old Norse geyja to bark and perhaps to Greek chaos abyss — more at gum
dialect Britain : howl , yell
the hound dog gowled
wind gowls in the chimney — R.L.Stevenson
II. noun
( -s )
dialect Britain : a loud cry : howl , yell
burst out in kind o' gowl o' anger — S.R.Crockett