Definition of yip in English:

yip

nounPlural yips jɪpjɪp

A short, sharp cry or yelp, especially of excitement or delight.
they embraced in a din of squeals and yips
Example sentencesExamples
- I turned just as Piper gave a short yip and jumped up to run into Blairs arms.
- I know it's a yip.
- Pound called out, a yip of delight, and called me over.
- Occasionally he heard a happy yip from the puppy.
- Denny let out a little yip which startled everyone.
- With a yip of joy, she followed her father into the room, and then she felt everything tickle and her vision blurred.
- She heard a yip, and then the Great Dane burst around the corner, wagging its tail as if it were playing a game.
- Quaz pounced on the younger boy with a playful yip.
- A high-pitched yip released me from my sleep-like stupor.
- Linus let out a yip,.
- She may be pardoned her short yip of joyful anticipation at the excitement the day promised.
- She gave a little yip of panic when I crawled up under there with her, then relaxed a fraction as she saw who it was.
- Kakuei fell upon her with yips and barks of glee.
- They both heard a yip and saw the small puppy looking at Doug with it's teeth bared.
- She let out a yip of triumph and sent the large staff at my head.
- She gave a little yip, which sent us all into conniptions of laughter.
- It's not a squeak we were hearing at all, but a yip.
- The fox gave a yip as Ferric entered and pounced on the boy, easily knocking him over.
- Tanis set her trunk near the couch and let out a small yip at the sudden sharp pain to his lower back.
- A yip rang out, the high-pitched yelp of a surprised wolf.

verbyipped, yipping, yips jɪpjɪp

[no object]

Give a short, sharp cry or yelp.
the winner yipped with glee
Example sentencesExamples
- The next thing you know you are yipping.
- I yipped breathily, eagerly tapping my foot on the bed.
- The dog bounded off yipping at the busy crowd, the two children tagging along after it.
- Katrina yipped as something incredibly sharp cut her upper chest and stomach.
- The three mutts that stayed on with the group ran about with energy that came from an unknown source, barking and yipping and yapping at the cattle.
- They whooped and screeched and yipped and chattered.
- Instantly, Kakuei burst from the brush, yipping joyfully.
- I have moments of delight when I yip for joy as I ride my bicycle through Aspen groves.
- There was howling and yipping after the arrow crashed through the vegetation.
- He leaned back, yipping, and I realised it was the bloke who I had kicked.
- Two seconds later, the lady was yipping and screaming happily, and running to the back of the store.
- Laughing she swung to the ground with the family dog yipping at the bottom.
- Duval's driving was so bad it bordered on yipping.
- Among other things, it yipped about it's economic performance.
- The other two dogs chased each other around the frond yard, yipping and rolling.
- The wolf threw itself at him, yipping and howling.
- His jaw moved restlessly and the hyenas kept yipping and throwing their heads about.
- It sets the rest off, all howling, barking, yipping, singing.
- The coyote jumped to its feet, yipping and then took off at a sprint.
- The dogs would start yipping.
- Coyotes yip in the night air.
- When Lacy started to run towards him he ran to his tent with Lacy following him, yipping at his heels.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US): imitative.

Rhymes

blip, chip, clip, dip, drip, equip, flip, grip, gyp, hip, kip, lip, nip, outstrip, pip, quip, rip, scrip, ship, sip, skip, slip, snip, strip, tip, toodle-pip, trip, whip, zip

Definition of yip in US English:

yip

nounyipjɪp

A short, sharp cry or yelp, especially of excitement or delight.
they embraced in a din of squeals and yips
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not a squeak we were hearing at all, but a yip.
- Tanis set her trunk near the couch and let out a small yip at the sudden sharp pain to his lower back.
- She let out a yip of triumph and sent the large staff at my head.
- A yip rang out, the high-pitched yelp of a surprised wolf.
- She gave a little yip of panic when I crawled up under there with her, then relaxed a fraction as she saw who it was.
- The fox gave a yip as Ferric entered and pounced on the boy, easily knocking him over.
- I know it's a yip.
- A high-pitched yip released me from my sleep-like stupor.
- Kakuei fell upon her with yips and barks of glee.
- Pound called out, a yip of delight, and called me over.
- She gave a little yip, which sent us all into conniptions of laughter.
- She may be pardoned her short yip of joyful anticipation at the excitement the day promised.
- They both heard a yip and saw the small puppy looking at Doug with it's teeth bared.
- Linus let out a yip,.
- She heard a yip, and then the Great Dane burst around the corner, wagging its tail as if it were playing a game.
- I turned just as Piper gave a short yip and jumped up to run into Blairs arms.
- Occasionally he heard a happy yip from the puppy.
- With a yip of joy, she followed her father into the room, and then she felt everything tickle and her vision blurred.
- Quaz pounced on the younger boy with a playful yip.
- Denny let out a little yip which startled everyone.

verbyipjɪp

[no object]

Give a short, sharp cry or yelp.
the winner yipped with glee
Example sentencesExamples
- He leaned back, yipping, and I realised it was the bloke who I had kicked.
- The coyote jumped to its feet, yipping and then took off at a sprint.
- The wolf threw itself at him, yipping and howling.
- Instantly, Kakuei burst from the brush, yipping joyfully.
- They whooped and screeched and yipped and chattered.
- I yipped breathily, eagerly tapping my foot on the bed.
- The next thing you know you are yipping.
- The three mutts that stayed on with the group ran about with energy that came from an unknown source, barking and yipping and yapping at the cattle.
- I have moments of delight when I yip for joy as I ride my bicycle through Aspen groves.
- Katrina yipped as something incredibly sharp cut her upper chest and stomach.
- It sets the rest off, all howling, barking, yipping, singing.
- Coyotes yip in the night air.
- Among other things, it yipped about it's economic performance.
- When Lacy started to run towards him he ran to his tent with Lacy following him, yipping at his heels.
- His jaw moved restlessly and the hyenas kept yipping and throwing their heads about.
- Laughing she swung to the ground with the family dog yipping at the bottom.
- Duval's driving was so bad it bordered on yipping.
- The dogs would start yipping.
- The dog bounded off yipping at the busy crowd, the two children tagging along after it.
- Two seconds later, the lady was yipping and screaming happily, and running to the back of the store.
- There was howling and yipping after the arrow crashed through the vegetation.
- The other two dogs chased each other around the frond yard, yipping and rolling.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US): imitative.

单词	yip
释义	Definition of yip in English: yip nounPlural yips jɪpjɪp A short, sharp cry or yelp, especially of excitement or delight. they embraced in a din of squeals and yips Example sentencesExamples I turned just as Piper gave a short yip and jumped up to run into Blairs arms. I know it's a yip. Pound called out, a yip of delight, and called me over. Occasionally he heard a happy yip from the puppy. Denny let out a little yip which startled everyone. With a yip of joy, she followed her father into the room, and then she felt everything tickle and her vision blurred. She heard a yip, and then the Great Dane burst around the corner, wagging its tail as if it were playing a game. Quaz pounced on the younger boy with a playful yip. A high-pitched yip released me from my sleep-like stupor. Linus let out a yip,. She may be pardoned her short yip of joyful anticipation at the excitement the day promised. She gave a little yip of panic when I crawled up under there with her, then relaxed a fraction as she saw who it was. Kakuei fell upon her with yips and barks of glee. They both heard a yip and saw the small puppy looking at Doug with it's teeth bared. She let out a yip of triumph and sent the large staff at my head. She gave a little yip, which sent us all into conniptions of laughter. It's not a squeak we were hearing at all, but a yip. The fox gave a yip as Ferric entered and pounced on the boy, easily knocking him over. Tanis set her trunk near the couch and let out a small yip at the sudden sharp pain to his lower back. A yip rang out, the high-pitched yelp of a surprised wolf. verbyipped, yipping, yips jɪpjɪp [no object] Give a short, sharp cry or yelp. the winner yipped with glee Example sentencesExamples The next thing you know you are yipping. I yipped breathily, eagerly tapping my foot on the bed. The dog bounded off yipping at the busy crowd, the two children tagging along after it. Katrina yipped as something incredibly sharp cut her upper chest and stomach. The three mutts that stayed on with the group ran about with energy that came from an unknown source, barking and yipping and yapping at the cattle. They whooped and screeched and yipped and chattered. Instantly, Kakuei burst from the brush, yipping joyfully. I have moments of delight when I yip for joy as I ride my bicycle through Aspen groves. There was howling and yipping after the arrow crashed through the vegetation. He leaned back, yipping, and I realised it was the bloke who I had kicked. Two seconds later, the lady was yipping and screaming happily, and running to the back of the store. Laughing she swung to the ground with the family dog yipping at the bottom. Duval's driving was so bad it bordered on yipping. Among other things, it yipped about it's economic performance. The other two dogs chased each other around the frond yard, yipping and rolling. The wolf threw itself at him, yipping and howling. His jaw moved restlessly and the hyenas kept yipping and throwing their heads about. It sets the rest off, all howling, barking, yipping, singing. The coyote jumped to its feet, yipping and then took off at a sprint. The dogs would start yipping. Coyotes yip in the night air. When Lacy started to run towards him he ran to his tent with Lacy following him, yipping at his heels. Origin Early 20th century (originally US): imitative. Rhymes blip, chip, clip, dip, drip, equip, flip, grip, gyp, hip, kip, lip, nip, outstrip, pip, quip, rip, scrip, ship, sip, skip, slip, snip, strip, tip, toodle-pip, trip, whip, zip Definition of yip in US English: yip nounyipjɪp A short, sharp cry or yelp, especially of excitement or delight. they embraced in a din of squeals and yips Example sentencesExamples It's not a squeak we were hearing at all, but a yip. Tanis set her trunk near the couch and let out a small yip at the sudden sharp pain to his lower back. She let out a yip of triumph and sent the large staff at my head. A yip rang out, the high-pitched yelp of a surprised wolf. She gave a little yip of panic when I crawled up under there with her, then relaxed a fraction as she saw who it was. The fox gave a yip as Ferric entered and pounced on the boy, easily knocking him over. I know it's a yip. A high-pitched yip released me from my sleep-like stupor. Kakuei fell upon her with yips and barks of glee. Pound called out, a yip of delight, and called me over. She gave a little yip, which sent us all into conniptions of laughter. She may be pardoned her short yip of joyful anticipation at the excitement the day promised. They both heard a yip and saw the small puppy looking at Doug with it's teeth bared. Linus let out a yip,. She heard a yip, and then the Great Dane burst around the corner, wagging its tail as if it were playing a game. I turned just as Piper gave a short yip and jumped up to run into Blairs arms. Occasionally he heard a happy yip from the puppy. With a yip of joy, she followed her father into the room, and then she felt everything tickle and her vision blurred. Quaz pounced on the younger boy with a playful yip. Denny let out a little yip which startled everyone. verbyipjɪp [no object] Give a short, sharp cry or yelp. the winner yipped with glee Example sentencesExamples He leaned back, yipping, and I realised it was the bloke who I had kicked. The coyote jumped to its feet, yipping and then took off at a sprint. The wolf threw itself at him, yipping and howling. Instantly, Kakuei burst from the brush, yipping joyfully. They whooped and screeched and yipped and chattered. I yipped breathily, eagerly tapping my foot on the bed. The next thing you know you are yipping. The three mutts that stayed on with the group ran about with energy that came from an unknown source, barking and yipping and yapping at the cattle. I have moments of delight when I yip for joy as I ride my bicycle through Aspen groves. Katrina yipped as something incredibly sharp cut her upper chest and stomach. It sets the rest off, all howling, barking, yipping, singing. Coyotes yip in the night air. Among other things, it yipped about it's economic performance. When Lacy started to run towards him he ran to his tent with Lacy following him, yipping at his heels. His jaw moved restlessly and the hyenas kept yipping and throwing their heads about. Laughing she swung to the ground with the family dog yipping at the bottom. Duval's driving was so bad it bordered on yipping. The dogs would start yipping. The dog bounded off yipping at the busy crowd, the two children tagging along after it. Two seconds later, the lady was yipping and screaming happily, and running to the back of the store. There was howling and yipping after the arrow crashed through the vegetation. The other two dogs chased each other around the frond yard, yipping and rolling. Origin Early 20th century (originally US): imitative.
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