yell

IPA: jˈɛɫ

A shout.
A phrase to be shouted.
The second-largest island in the Shetland Islands council area, Scotland.
An unincorporated community in Marshall County, Tennessee, United States, named after Archibald Yell.
A surname.

Examples of "yell" in Sentences

I yell from the bow, stabbing the water with a draw stroke.
"It's really hard to yell from the dugout," Maddon said afterward.
This way, the next time you feel like you might blow, you can yell the code word instead.
You have to offer ideas and not just yell from the toilets of your RVs. michael armstrong sr.
All you can yell is Hitler, Hitler, Hitler with a smattering of anti white and anti God commentary.
If you want to be in the arena, get in the damn arena stop using a megaphone to yell from the crowd.
Why I'm going to scream and yell is because they don't answer questions that are asked of them but answer what ever they want.
So occupied were we with our paddling, our eyes fixed upon the other bank, that we knew nothing until aroused by a yell from the shore.
Apple tries to offer songs over a mobile network - more convenience for consumers, and likely much more revenue for the record companies - and the first thing they yell is “only if you pay me more”!
And some fans, some members of her team were wonderfully supportive of her, knew what she was doing was hard and that it took a lot of courage, but there were others that certainly looked at her as a sort of novelty act and would yell from the stands, why dont you go home and fix your husband some biscuits?