yaup (Meaning)

Wordnet

yaup (v)

emit long loud cries

Webster

yaup (v. i.)

To cry out like a child; to yelp.

Webster

yaup (n.)

A cry of distress, rage, or the like, as the cry of a sickly bird, or of a child in pain.

The blue titmouse.

yaup Sentence Examples

  1. The cowboy let out a yaup to startle the cattle.
  2. The crowd erupted in raucous yaups as the team scored.
  3. The hikers' yaups echoed through the mountains, sending a message of camaraderie.
  4. The hunters sent out a yaup to signal their position to each other.
  5. The old sailor's yaup was filled with longing and a hint of nostalgia.
  6. The child's yaup of joy could be heard from blocks away.
  7. The yaup of a wounded animal pierced the night, sending shivers down their spines.
  8. The cheerleader's yaup was louder than the roar of the crowd.
  9. The teacher used a yaup to get the students' attention.
  10. The mountain climbers shouted yaups to keep each other motivated during the ascent.

FAQs About the word yaup

emit long loud criesTo cry out like a child; to yelp., A cry of distress, rage, or the like, as the cry of a sickly bird, or of a child in pain., The blue titmo

complain, scream, moan, repine, keen, whine, bitch, murmur, yowl, whimper

accept, take, rejoice, crow, endure, tolerate, crow, delight, accept, tolerate

The cowboy let out a yaup to startle the cattle.

The crowd erupted in raucous yaups as the team scored.

The hikers' yaups echoed through the mountains, sending a message of camaraderie.

The hunters sent out a yaup to signal their position to each other.