Definition of yip - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
animalsharp, high-pitched bark of a small dog
- Every time the doorbell rang, the terrier gave a loud yip..
Verb
1.
animalbark with a sharp, high-pitched voice
- The puppy yipped excitedly at the stranger.
2.
emotionRare give a sudden short cry from fear or painRare
- The dog yipped when it stepped on a thorn.
Origin of yip
Old English, gēap (to yelp) + -an (suffix)
Examples of yip in a sentence
A sudden yip startled the cat. The fox yipped at the moonlight. Coyotes often yip to communicate with their pack. She yipped in surprise when the cold water hit her. He yipped as the bee stung his hand.
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- French:jappement, japper, ...
- German:Bellen, kläffen, ...
- Italian:abbaio stridulo, abbaiare, ...
- Spanish:ladrido chillón, ladrar, ...
- Portuguese:ganido, latir, ...
- Chinese:尖锐的叫声, 吠叫, ...
- Japanese:キャンキャン吠える声, キャンキャン吠える, ...
- Arabic:نبحة, نَبَحَ نَبْحَةً حادَّةً, ...
- Hebrew:נְבִיחָה חֲרִיפָה, לִנְבּוֹחַ, ...
- Russian:тявканье, тявкать, ...
- Ukrainian:гавкіт, гавкати, ...
- Hindi:कुत्ते की भौंक, भौंकना, ...
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