Did you maybe mean one of these? abasement, abatement, atonement
Definitions
Etymologies
- Loanword: French aboiement, bark (of a dog) (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Fais rentrer Braise et Smokey avant de partir = bring in Braise and Smokey before you leave; dehors = outside; le chien (m) = dog; un aboiement (m) = barking; les chiens de chasse ont dû trouver leurproie = the hunting dogs have found their prey; il est où where is he?”
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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘aboiement’.
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Things Foxes Do
Behaviors you might expect from a character in Fantastic Mr Fox.
abscond, outwit, fox, ransack, turn tables, dig, sneak, vixens, baffle, tatterdemalion, aboiement, sneckdraw and 1 more...
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I didn't know there was a word for that!
interdigitate, aspheric, benthos, reptation, pastiche, pandiculate, agelast, obdormition, dysania, armscye, phosphene, etiolation and 62 more...
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[Open] There’s a word for that.
These are uncommon names for common things. They have definitions one wouldn’t be surprised to see in The Meaning of Liff (or its sequel, or attached to one of those bastard children thereof, snig...
epaulette, epaulet, ing, aboiement, aglet, googlegänger, maschalephidrosis, culicino, plurale tantum, hypergelast, skeuomorph, hey rube and 7 more...
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thekatespanos's list
pomposity, gaggle, scintilla, lemming, bilk, vanquish, conflate, plenary, verisimilitude, perspicacious, rattletrap, obdurate and 325 more...
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collection
sanguine, vie, antebellum, glacial, treacly, iconoclast, lissom, anathema, serendipity, parsimonious, histrionic, contemptuous and 279 more...
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There's a word for that?
temerity, tacit, froward, faineant, caterwaul, menagerie, ennui, sine qua non, lissom, multifarious, laconic, katzenjammer and 240 more...
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It Has a Name??
Yes. Yes it does.
aglet, armsaye, scroop, rowel, ferrule, rasceta, chanking, philtrum, frenulum, keeper, agelast, punt and 285 more...
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NTDW1
template, modal, sublingual, tandem, polycentric, septuagenarian, token, irrevocable, denotive, augural, aberrant, phlebotomy and 1188 more...
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kewpid's Words
moleskine, araldite, dessicate, cellar door, grotesque, fallacy, vendetta, raindrop, panacea, ethereal, hircus, treppenwitz and 446 more...
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Umbersorrow
Intangible, anthropic.
States of being are listed on oofy.njiju, glark, deplore, afterlithe, tagmass, spuriosity, forkful, chelation, oding, ploat, botnet, quedeship and 477 more...
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Noah's Park
Hello, and Welcome™! Come and visit our most diverse land of our Animalesque™ adventures. Here at Noah's Park™ we have Virtually All You'd Ever Want To See™. An experience that is related to ani...
sheep's eyes, doe-eyed, cat-eyed, bug-eyed, cat's paw, black swan, leapfrog, menagerie, cold turkey, card shark, snail's pace, bull's eye and 362 more...
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Oh them words, them words
My fancies, my cudgels.
liquescent, ferly, lamia, basilisk, trigon, fantast, stirp, tristesse, enfleurage, stemma, formicary, lacrimation and 346 more...
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Evin290's Words
puerile, fastidious, blatherskite, folderol, femtosecond, redox, incarnadine, cerulean, genuflection, muslin, multitudinous, miasma and 517 more...
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rememberers
prolix, ageusia, animadversion, anodyne, antic, arabesque, beadle, brachymetropia, colophon, desquamation, diaphoresis, diegesis and 3248 more...
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Depraved and Insulting English
Vocabulary from Peter Novobatzky's and Ammon Shea's highly entertaining book of words I wish I could use in conversation.
ablutophobic, aboiement, abydocomist, acalculiac, achilous, acokoinonia, acrocephalic, acrotophiliac, acrotomophiliac, ameliotist, apotemnophiliac, monopediomaniac and 349 more...
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Words I didn't know before Wordie.
There are tons of words I've only ever seen on Wordie, but these are my faves.
materteral, avuncular, anserinexia, bovilexia, aboiement, snollygoster, sophomania, moirologist, mooncalf, ghoti, crepuscular
Tweets
Looking for tweets for aboiement.

yarb Mooooo! Dec 22, 2011
reesetee No can do! No microphone. Mar 24, 2010
chained_bear Aha! Reesetee! Now it IS Soundie and you CAN give us examples of your bird-squawks!! :) Mar 21, 2010
skipvia In sibling strife when Joy meant
to cause bro' Kent annoyment,
did she, for her enjoyment,
place into her employment
oinks and grunts, a ploy meant
to tease that little boy Kent
through ceaseless loud aboiement.
To be corrected by Laurent--
It's really pronounced aboiement. Mar 21, 2010
oroboros I can whistle some bird songs, especially mountain Chickadees and lesser Goldfinches. But I always say "quack" to Crows, Steller's and Scrub Jays...just to piss 'em off! Oh, and mooing at cows, and calling all dogs "Ralph" is always fun! "Hey, Ralph! Howzit?" :oP Aug 8, 2008
evin290 A guy worked at an ice cream shop I liked to go to who had Tourette's and barked like a wounded dog when people came into the shop. o___O Jun 28, 2008
reesetee I keep doing this to myself, don't I? ;->
Yarb, I'd be more than happy to give an example of a bird noise I make frequently--but since this isn't Soundie, I'm afraid I can't see my way to it. Also, you may want to follow skipvia's advice....
*squawking happily* Jan 7, 2008
chained_bear Aha! Not only should this word go on reesetee's "It Has a Name??" list, but I have a new entry for "What Is a Reesetee, Anyhow?"!! A banner page! Jan 5, 2008
skipvia Be careful what you ask for, yarb. Jan 5, 2008
yarb What kind of birds do you have, rt? Or are these transient birds you're talking about? Can you give an example of a bird noise you make frequently? Jan 5, 2008
reesetee So you've been talking to the people who live with me, have you? At least I'm species-appropriate. I never bark at them, for example. Jan 4, 2008
skipvia In a two-year old, it's cute as a button. In reesetee, it's...troubling... Jan 4, 2008
reesetee She has an excuse, though--she's two years old. :-) Jan 4, 2008
yarb My two year-old daughter is extremely prone to this. Jan 4, 2008
reesetee Uh oh. I do this with my birds. Jan 4, 2008
skipvia The involuntary blurting out of animal noises. Yes, we have a word for this. Jan 4, 2008