roar, cheer, scream, shout
scream
I think you mean something like "What is the word for a word that we can use instead of another word, because it has nearly the same meaning, for example, suppose I want another word for 'dog', and I speak of a 'canine', or I want another word for 'shout' and I say 'yell'". The word for such a word is "synonym". We say that "yell" is a synonym for "shout" and of course, "shout" is a synonym for "yell".
Yell
Another word for shout is clamour.You could also use cry, roar or yell.
The word is either YELL or SCREAM.
scream
I think you mean something like "What is the word for a word that we can use instead of another word, because it has nearly the same meaning, for example, suppose I want another word for 'dog', and I speak of a 'canine', or I want another word for 'shout' and I say 'yell'". The word for such a word is "synonym". We say that "yell" is a synonym for "shout" and of course, "shout" is a synonym for "yell".
yell, bellow
yell
I think you mean something like "What is the word for a word that we can use instead of another word, because it has nearly the same meaning, for example, suppose I want another word for 'dog', and I speak of a 'canine', or I want another word for 'shout' and I say 'yell'". The word for such a word is "synonym". We say that "yell" is a synonym for "shout" and of course, "shout" is a synonym for "yell".
Yell
Another word for shout is clamour.You could also use cry, roar or yell.
"Yelled" is the past participle of "yell".
Yes, "yell" is considered an onomatopoeic word because it imitates the sound of a loud, sharp cry or shout.
Yes, the word 'yell' has a short 'e' sound.
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