howl, howle
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 43
[HOWL, v.] 1. The cry of a wolf or dog; a protracted mournful sound. between places, or as a tender upon larger ve els in port. "There lay the hoy in which he was to sail." -Macaulay: Hist. Eng., ch. x. hoy, interj. [Dut. hui.] An exclamation to draw attention; ho! holloa! hoy, v. t. [Hox, interj.] To urge; to incite. "They hoy't out Will, wi' sair advice." hub-borer, s. huckstere Wheelwright.: An implement or machine for boring hubs for the boxing or the spokes. hub-centering machine, s. Wheelwright.: A machine in which a hub is chucked while the hole for the axle-box is reamed out concentric with the outside shape. A similar mode is adopted for holding the hub while setting the boxes therein.
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