Meow ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Meow ( verb )

To make the characteristic sound of a cat, typically as an expression of pleasure or as a call for attention.

Origin:

From old english mæwan, imitative of the sound made by a cat.

Examples:

1. The cat meowed softly as it curled up on the windowsill.
2. She meowed loudly to let her owners know she wanted to be let in.
3. The kittens meowed pitifully until their mother came to feed them.
4. The cat meowed in protest as it was picked up and placed in its carrier.
5. As I walked by the alley, I heard a cat meowing for help.

(As a noun)

Meow ( noun )

To make the characteristic sound of a cat, typically as an expression of pleasure or as a call for attention.

Origin:

From old english mæwan, imitative of the sound made by a cat.

Examples:

1. The cat meowed softly as it curled up on the windowsill.
2. She meowed loudly to let her owners know she wanted to be let in.
3. The kittens meowed pitifully until their mother came to feed them.
4. The cat meowed in protest as it was picked up and placed in its carrier.
5. As I walked by the alley, I heard a cat meowing for help.