Usually means: Cry weakly or with pain.
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  6. wawl: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
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▸ verb:  Alternative form of waul [To wail, to cry plaintively.]

Similar:
waul, squall, squawl, miaowl, holloa, knauvshawl, cnawvshawl, miaoul, meou, hulloa, more...

Opposite:
interior, inside, center

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Similar:
waul, squall, squawl, miaowl, holloa, knauvshawl, cnawvshawl, miaoul, meou, hulloa, more...

Opposite:
interior, inside, center



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