1. past tense of outhowl; to howl louder or more intensely than someone or something else
Usage: transitive verb; informal

Examples

• The larger wolf outhowled its rival during the territorial dispute.
• The wind outhowled the dogs barking in the yard.
• She outhowled everyone else at the concert with her powerful voice.
• The storm outhowled the sirens warning of danger.
• The pack of wolves outhowled the coyotes from across the valley.