wulk

/wʌlk/

Definitions

1. noun

a variant of waul or waulk, referring to an old Scots word for a loud, mournful cry or a wailing sound, often associated with the sound of wind or water

“The wulk of the wind through the valley was hauntingly beautiful.”

Synonyms

  • wail
  • waul

Antonyms

  • quiet
  • silence