Definition of yolp in English:

yolp

verb jɒlp

Irish English, English Regional rare

with object And without object. To swallow greedily, hastily, or in large mouthfuls; to gulp.

exclamation jɒlp

Representing a harsh, high-pitched bark or cry characteristic of dogs and some other animals. Also as noun: a cry of this sort; a yelp.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Edward Hake (fl. 1564–1604), lawyer and satirist. Imitative of the sound of swallowing<br>late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Stanyhurst (1547–1618), literary scholar and translator. Imitative.

Definition of yolp in US English:

yolp

verbjɒlp

Irish English, English Regional rare

with object And without object. To swallow greedily, hastily, or in large mouthfuls; to gulp.

exclamationjɒlp

Representing a harsh, high-pitched bark or cry characteristic of dogs and some other animals. Also as noun: a cry of this sort; a yelp.

单词	yolp
释义	Definition of yolp in English: yolp verb jɒlp Irish English, English Regional rare with object And without object. To swallow greedily, hastily, or in large mouthfuls; to gulp. exclamation jɒlp Representing a harsh, high-pitched bark or cry characteristic of dogs and some other animals. Also as noun: a cry of this sort; a yelp. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Edward Hake (fl. 1564–1604), lawyer and satirist. Imitative of the sound of swallowing<br>late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Stanyhurst (1547–1618), literary scholar and translator. Imitative. Definition of yolp in US English: yolp verbjɒlp Irish English, English Regional rare with object And without object. To swallow greedily, hastily, or in large mouthfuls; to gulp. exclamationjɒlp Representing a harsh, high-pitched bark or cry characteristic of dogs and some other animals. Also as noun: a cry of this sort; a yelp. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Edward Hake (fl. 1564–1604), lawyer and satirist. Imitative of the sound of swallowing<br>late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Stanyhurst (1547–1618), literary scholar and translator. Imitative.
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