Yelp ( verb , noun )

(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:

1. The dog yelped in pain after being kicked.
2. She yelped in surprise when the mouse ran over her foot.
3. The puppy yelped happily as it played.
4. The fox yelped as it ran through the woods.
5. 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:

1. The dog's yelp of pain could be heard from a distance.
2. The baby's yelp woke up the whole household.
3. The puppy's yelp was a sign of excitement.
4. The fox's yelp could be heard in the quiet forest.
5. The yelp of the coyote could be heard at night.