yodelled

I would have yodelled this birthday tune to you but I know how you hate yodelling.

Happy Birthday, First Nations! MJ 2006

They yodelled and howled behind me, as we skirted the village where the fight was still raging, and ran in a disorderly bunch through the cornfields.

River God Smith, Wilbur, 1933- 1993

Gloriana stepped to the door and yodelled shrilly, but there was no answering trill, save the echo thrown back by the mountain peaks.

Tabitha's Vacation Ruth Alberta Brown

A group of herdsmen, over whose brown faces the high stove-pipe hat looked doubly absurd, gathered in a ring, and while one of them _yodelled_ the _Ranz des Vaches_ of

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 118, August, 1867 Various

He had a good voice and yodelled well, but it was a sound which June particularly disliked.

The Rising of the Moon Mitchell, Gladys 1945

At the Rectory she would have opened the door and yodelled, but the Miss Doncasters were sticklers for what they called the forms of civilised society, and what was the good of putting their backs up?

The Key Wentworth, Patricia 1944

And then some of them sang some Alpine songs and yodelled till the hills echoed.

A Young Girl's Diary 1923

Merle sang and yodelled as they went; then Peer sang, and then they all three sang together.

The Great Hunger Johan Bojer 1915

He yodelled loud, long, and frequently, finally securing a faint response from the upper air.

Penrod 1914

Penrod yodelled a response; and Mr. Samuel Williams appeared, a large bundle under his arm.

Penrod 1914