Howlin

Proper noun

Meaning

Howlin

A surname originating as a patronymic.

Examples

Aboard the command ship Eldorado, "Howlin' Mad" Smith saw the lengthy casualty reports and heard of the slow progress of the ground forces. Source: Internet

Aykroyd's recollection as to who actually played at Le Hibou is also questionable as Pinetop Perkins never appeared, and Howlin' Wolf appeared once. Source: Internet

Across the country, from Howlin Ray’s in L.A. to Peaches Hothouse in Brooklyn, restaurants are offering their homage to the hot chicken trend Prince’s started. Source: Internet

Current leader Brendan Howlin polled about 12% in the final tally in Wexford, behind Sinn Féin’s Johnny Mythen on 24%. Source: Internet

We know from her recent pronouncements that Minister for Justice Helen McEntee now proposes to take up the Bill first tabled by Deputy Brendan Howlin in 2017 in order to ensure its swift passage through the Oireachtas. Source: Internet

Such people tend, in the words of George Orwell, to a have a history of non-conformism behind them; are the sort who were a Maoist for half an hour in the Seventies but now think Brendan Howlin has some great ideas. Source: Internet

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