n.
A sharp, high-pitched bark; a yelp.
intr.v., yipped, yip·ping, yips.
To emit a yip; yelp.
[Perhaps Middle English yippe, a cheeping sound, from yippen, to cheep, of imitative origin.]
Dictionary:
yip (yĭp)
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[Perhaps Middle English yippe, a cheeping sound, from yippen, to cheep, of imitative origin.]
| Thesaurus: yip |
noun
verb
| WordNet: yip |
The verb has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
bark in a high-pitched tone
Synonyms: yelp, yap
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