Definition of «wail»

To cry or scream in a high-pitched voice, especially because of sadness or pain.

The toddler began to wail loudly when her toy was taken away.
As the wind picked up, the trees began to wail, creating a haunting sound.
The musician played a mournful tune on her violin, causing it to wail with emotion.
The horror movie was so scary that it made the audience wail in fear.
The injured dog let out a pained wail before collapsing on the ground.
The strong gusts of wind caused the window to wail throughout the night.

All too often you'd hear wails of despair emanating through the Trusted office after a weird camera glitch led to yet another cheap death in Bloodborne. (gaminginstincts.com)
Outside of wailing on bad guys, Nioh also presents some interesting additions to the formula. (nextgengamingblog.com)
As sirens wail in the... (corvetteblogger.com)
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