The term "ululate" is often employed in literature to evoke a vivid auditory experience, suggesting a prolonged, wailing sound that carries dramatic or even ominous overtones. In one instance, the repetitive chant of Fate along Tottenham Court Road is described as ululating, infusing the scene with an eerie, relentless drone that heightens the tension and mystery of the environment [1, 2]. Additionally, its usage is contrasted with other forms of vocal expression—such as howling, yowling, or complaining—highlighting how ululation stands apart as a forceful and evocative cry [3, 4].