yell

nounloud communication

Synonyms for yell

noun loud communication

Antonyms for yell

seriousness

Word Origin & History

Old English gellan (Mercian), giellan (West Saxon), class III strong verb (past tense geal, past participle gollen), from Proto-Germanic *gelnanan (cf. Old Norse gjalla "to resound," Middle Dutch ghellen, Dutch gillen, Old High German gellan, German gellen "to yell"), extended form of root of Old English galan "to sing" (source of the -gale in nightingale); from PIE *ghel- "to cry out, shout, sing." Related: Yelled; yelling.

Example Sentences for yell

He was on the point of seating himself when he heard Will's yell.

Regardless of possibly near-by elk, I raised a frightened, yell.

The real rustic does utter a yell of joy at the sight of a Bayswater omnibus.

He could not imagine why some workman did not leap out, seize his arm and yell "Spy!"

Accusation summarised by other Members with yell of "Coward!"

They had ridden another hundred yards when a yell echoed in the cañon.

He gave a yell and jumped erbout five feet, but it was too late to jump.

Jonadab's idea of talkin' to furriners is to yell at 'em as if they was stone deef.

Don't begin to yell or we'll have that hen convention in the parlor down on us.

The yell died away to a gurgle, pinched short by the Winslow fingers.

yell

Synonyms for yell

Antonyms for yell

bark

barked

barking

bellow

bellowed

yell

Synonyms for yell

Antonyms for yell

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