Definitions
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- v. Present participle of yell.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The act or the noise of one who or that which yells; a yell, or yells collectively.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. uttering a loud inarticulate cry as of pain or excitement
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Examples
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Sarah Palin yelling from the audience, “You Liar” …
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I don't understand what the yelling is all about as far as the cost of healthcare reform.
Obama aiming to seize control of health care debate, aides say
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Now I would like to know what all of this yelling is about.
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Graham said the Clinches wanted to warn her about Bohannon's behavior during visits, which they described as yelling and screaming, and she agreed the behavior would not be appropriate.
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Screaming/yelling is emotional/mental abuse, regardless of who is doing it.
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Have you heard any screaming and yelling from the repiggies?
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Other officers begin yelling, and finally one throws the passenger door open and drags a man from the vehicle.
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Her attitude was poor often times and please, can somebody tell me why she insisted in yelling at the camera EVERY TIME she had face time with it?
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This is why the republicans are yelling from the mountain top because what MIGHT be discovered might be that they broke the law.
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"Minor" does seem to me as the best description of neo-cons today, vocal (as in yelling & screaming) but minor in influence among the majority ..
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