Yell is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YELL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cry out loudly
• shout in a loud, sharp way
• shout or scream in a loud or piercing way
• To cry out, or shriek, with a hideous noise; to cry or scream as with agony or horror.
• To utter or declare with a yell; to proclaim in a loud tone.
• utter a sudden loud cry
• utter or declare in a very loud voice
NOUN:
• a loud, sharp cry of pain, surprise, or delight
• an organized cheer, especially one used to support a sports team.
• an extremely amusing person or thing.
• A sharp, loud, hideous outcry.
• a loud utterance; often in protest or opposition
• a loud utterance of emotion (especially when inarticulate)
• loud cry of pain, anger, or fear

Words related to YELL

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Words that contain YELL

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How to use YELL in a sentence

• And their voice was a yell of triumph that was taken up in two directions outside the hotel.
• Jake uttered a yell as the woolly creature gave him a hard butt, knocking him out of his seat.
• The yell arose when it was ascertained that the bridge was drawn in, and it was succeeded by a volley from the guard posted near it, on the Reef.
• He felt the soft thud of hand and arm, and the man was down with a yell of pain, and he was through.
• He kicks with his heavy boots, he whistles, and once now and then gives a species of yell.
• A stream of fire sprang from the muzzle of the long barrel to be followed by a yell in one of the thickets clustering on the slope.
• Yell ken that I was making a name for myself then, and that I engaged for some concerts at which, as a rule, no comic singer would have been heard.
• The negro drivers let forth a yell and dropped their reins when the rest of our party sprang out from the copse.
• Brackett dropped the reins, with a yell of pain, and they fell into the dust and dragged.
• With a yell the panting, smoke-begrimed Riders broke from cover and sprang after their dauntless leaders.
• Another yell followed, and a second spear and a third shot through the air within a few feet of my body, both of them piercing the ground obliquely in advance of me.
• A yell came from the Mexicans within the wood, as he did so.
• He silently ran under them and uttered a terrific yell.
• Every few moments the coach would yell for one of them, any one, to take a turn at pitching.
• The Kachins gave a yell of anger, and threw the next beam across at the outer angle, as far as possible from the face of the cliff.
• With thunderous roar and hissing yell on sweeps the crimson sea.
• He had to yell just then, for a burst of artillery fire from the German lines, answering the guns of the Americans, drowned all ordinary talk.
• When the suspense became so great that heavy weights seemed to be pressing upon his nerves, rifle shots were fired in front, and skirmishers uttered the long, shrill rebel yell.
• He had just time to exchange a yell of warning, when it was gone.
• Their comrades piled this luggage in a corner of the car, then hustled back to the station platform and gave the Camp Brady yell, in honor of their departing friends.
• With it mingled another sound, not so easy to determine, followed by a loud yell and the noise of running feet.
• Tim Thurston has been making a long yell at the New York offices of the company for engineers.
• So heavy had this volley been that the Indians decided that the bullets had done their work, and a wild yell broke from them.
• Far away a flame, as of a burning cabin, arose, and a wilder, louder yell greeted it.
• The yell arose from one side, and the cheer from the other.

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