1. to howl or wail loudly, especially as an expression of grief or joy
Usage: often used to describe ceremonial or cultural expressions

Examples

• The mourners began to ululate at the funeral ceremony.
• Women ululated with joy at the wedding celebration.
• The wind seemed to ululate through the canyon.
• She could hear the coyotes ululate in the distance.
• The crowd began to ululate in celebration of the victory.
• Traditional singers ululate to express deep emotion.