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They don't, really, any more than a pig says "oink" but it is occasionally necessary to write down the sound of a dog barking and that's one of the ones the English language came up with. There's also "arf" and "Throw the stick already" but that last one is only used on special occasions.
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What does hearing a wolf mean?
that wolves make sound.
How can I warn my wolf brother in wolf talk?
make an uff sound in your throat. Make a low,urgent,growl-bark
Does the wolf make a sound called ''roaring''?
it's called howling
Where can you get wolf sound effects for windows movie maker?
Try 'Sound America' for a wolf sound. (Google Sound America for the link). Audio in .wma or .mp3 format can be imported/edited in Windows Movie Maker.
What name do you give the sound of a wolf?
A 'howl'.
Why does Lopez mean wolf?
"Lopez" comes from the Spanish word "lobo," which means wolf. Over time, the "b" sound in "lobo" changed to a "p" sound, leading to the surname "Lopez" meaning "wolf" in Spanish.
Is gobbled a negative connotation?
It can be (gobbled food). The verb gobble can mean to wolf down food, or to make a turkey sound.
How do you let your inner-wolf run free?
I have been trying to let out my inner wolf for months. I can't find out the best way, but what I have done is this- howling. Easy thing to do, but also lets your inner wolf feel free, but isn't just yet. Also, growl and snarl. May sound bad, it's perfect thouhgh! All you have to do to growl is to make a grr sound while vibrating. When you snarl, just make it louder and scarier. A humans vocal cords do not allow to make this sound, but if you can, perfect! Hope this helped. I am the Alpha F of my own pack
Is wolf a short vowel word?
Yes. But the O in wolf has a short OO vowel sound, as in wool.
How do you make friends with a wolf?
How do you become friends with a wolf?
How do you make wolf alxemy?
to get wolf you need mammal + moon = wolf
What sound does a loon make?
they make a sound like a wolf howling for more info go to http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/birds/common-loon.html
