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yip

yip
NounIntransitive VerbTransitive Verb
pl: yipspast: yippedpp: yippeding: yipping

Meanings

Nounyip

A short, sharp, high-pitched bark, typically made by a small dog.

The puppy let out a tiny yip when it was startled.

Intransitive Verbyip

To utter a short, sharp, high-pitched bark.

Transitive Verbyip
[~ something]

To speak or shout something in a sharp, high-pitched, or excited manner.

He yipped a warning to his teammates just before the collision.

Examples

The tiny puppy let out a high pitched yip when it saw the treat.

Stop yipping at the mailman every single morning.

Stop yipping at the mailman every single morning.

The dog yipped in excitement as soon as the door opened.

The dog yipped in excitement as soon as the door opened.

I can't believe I have the yips just when the tournament starts.

I can't believe I have the yips just when the tournament starts.

He struggled with a sudden case of the yips during the final putt.

He struggled with a sudden case of the yips during the final putt.

Wait for me to finish my sentence she yipped in a rush.

Wait for me to finish my sentence she yipped in a rush.

Look over there he yipped while pointing at the horizon.

She yipped out a quick warning before the ball hit the window.

A small terrier yips incessantly at the passing cars.

Phrasal Verbs

yip out

to utter a sharp, high-pitched sound suddenly

The puppy yipped out a tiny cry of surprise.

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