caterwaul
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcaterwaulcat‧er‧waul /ˈkætəwɔːl $ -tərwɒːl/ verb [intransitive] UNPLEASANTSOUNDto make a loud high unpleasant noise like the sound a cat makes —caterwauling noun [uncountable] the sound of drunken caterwauling coming from next door→ See Verb tableOrigin caterwaul (1300-1400) cat + waul “to cry out” ((15-20 centuries)) (from the sound)