Ta and Mahale. Differs from transfer, which is permanent. 2. vocalize Call. Many calls are specific to contexts and express emotions. Includes bark, choke in tantrum, cough bark, grunt, hoo, hoot, huu, pant, pant-bark, pant-grunt, play-pant, scream, squeal in copulation, staccato call, waa bark, whimper, and wraa. Behavior accompanying vocalizations includes: clack teeth, cough, fart, hiccup, sputter, smack lip, sneeze, etc. Cf. make sound. vomit Plooij KOT. Rare, but infants do more often. See also reingest vomit and sickness. See video. See also video reingest vomit. W waa bark Goodall: Loud, sharp sound given in a variety of agonistic contexts. It is usually accompanied by an arm threat or more vigorous gestures. See also bark. See video. wad See wadge. wade Minimize contact with water, e.g. in river