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Meanings of yell in English
Usage of yell in English
1
Common sense: I was supposed to run away, yell for help, etc.
2
When you wish to speak to someone far down the table, yell!
3
Witnesses told police they heard him yell something incomprehensible and sprinted north.
4
Raistlin did not hear Tanis's yell-the mage had already gone into action.
5
Support for what? even though she wanted to yell, Support for whom?
6
Again the rebel yell, again the rifle shots high in the air.
7
The freshmen greeted this with a wild yell; the sophomores answered likewise.
8
He must speak to Ampleforth, and risk the yell from the telescreen.
9
It was not a complete yell; only the first part of one.
10
Adam heard the midshipman yell, 'The rear ship wears a broad-pendant, sir!'
11
So I climb up in the mosely tree and begin to yell.
12
I'm sure I heard him yell out to me, to keep going.
13
Every so often someone would yell out an overall turnout estimate: 125!
14
From the centre of the field rose the awful Confederate yell again.
15
Suddenly the wild yell of the war-whoop came pealing from the hills.
16
Above the roar of the battle the rebel yell continually swelled afresh.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common