yell

All Noun Verb Adverb
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  • Every day they yelled the two names as they passed the big house. … Cited from The Best Short Stories of 1917, ed. by Edward J. O'Brien
  • And she fell into the water well, and she gave a big yell!
  • They come into the main door and yell so that the police can hear them. …
  • Then he yelled that he would never coach another ball team so long as he lived. … Cited from The Young Pitcher, by Zane Grey
  • Change your ground at each yell -- so they will think you a host. Cited from The Madman and the Pirate, by R.M. Ballantyne
  • He yelled at two of his men to run outside and take a look. … Cited from The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, by Edward Ruppelt
  • He claimed to have done this at games when he was yell king. …
  • He yelled for his wife and told her what he had seen. …
  • Mary suffered a mental break-down as her mother continued yelling at her. …
  • When he did talk to them, he was known for never yelling. …
  • Before they could face about out of the smoke came the yelling English! … Cited from The Eagle of the Empire, by Cyrus Townsend Brady
  • Soon we heard their yells as they charged us at full speed. … Cited from The Life and Adventures of Nat Love, by Nat Love
  • I yelled, and he got down from his seat and came over to where we were standing. … Cited from The Mysterious Shin Shira, by George Edward Farrow
  • Well, since he has never told you, I will tell yell myself. … Cited from The Lighthouse, by R.M. Ballantyne
  • He did not know just how much longer he could hold in; for he wanted to yell. … Cited from The Saddle Boys in the Grand Canyon, by James Carson
  • The men rose to their feet and started forward with a yell. … Cited from Three Years in the Sixth Corps, by George T. Stevens
  • While the men attempted another attack the next day, they yelled and moved more quickly towards the house. …
  • And he yelled as nearly as he could like his brother. … Cited from Six Little Bunkers at Uncle Fred's, by Laura Lee Hope
  • When we tried to raise him, he got up to his feet and ran away, yelling. Cited from The Red Horizon, by Patrick MacGill
  • I hung up both hands and yelled we was down and out. … Cited from The Killer, by Stewart Edward White
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Meaning of yell

  • verb Utter or declare in a very loud voice
    → You don't have to yell--I can hear you just fine