Yelp
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verb
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noun
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(As a verb)
Yelp ( verb )
To give a sharp, high-pitched cry or bark.
Origin:
The word "yelp" originated in the late 17th century, it comes from the middle english word "yelpen" meaning to bark or make a sharp, high-pitched noise.
Examples:
- The dog yelped in pain after being kicked.
- She yelped in surprise when the mouse ran over her foot.
- The puppy yelped happily as it played.
- The fox yelped as it ran through the woods.
- The baby yelped as it woke up from a nap.
(As a noun)
Yelp ( noun )
A sharp, high-pitched cry or bark.
Origin:
The noun form of "yelp" originated in the late 17th century, it comes from the middle english word "yelpen".
Examples:
- The dog's yelp of pain could be heard from a distance.
- The baby's yelp woke up the whole household.
- The puppy's yelp was a sign of excitement.
- The fox's yelp could be heard in the quiet forest.
- The yelp of the coyote could be heard at night.