yell

When my lead dog found him, and raised the yell, all the rest broke to him, but none of them entered his house until we got up.

Harriet, you will have to provide the yell now that you have suggested it.

Then his eyes suddenly fell on the flagstaff astern and he let out a yell of delight.

When one blow was harder than another a yell in proportion followed its infliction.

"They yell like so many devils," said John Kilburn; but he was not in the least disturbed by the howling.

Five or six shots were fired at us, and with a yell a crowd of Mexicans rushed into the room.

You watch, and when he starts to work, then yell your head off.

There was a yell of demons in my ear, with Brian's jeering laugh above it all.

Once more the girls went over the familiar refrain, ending finally with the Meadow-Brook yell.

The only way to beat the dictagraph is to cut the wire or yell.