yelling
YEL-ing/ˈjɛlɪŋ/
- 1Loud shouting, often when a person is angry, scared, or excited.
Like the loud noise of a crowd cheering at the top of their voices.
The yelling from upstairs woke the baby.
All that yelling at the game gave me a headache.
Similarshouting, screaming, hollering, bellowing
Oppositewhispering
Note
- 2Present participle of yell. Use this -ing form when the shouting is happening right now.
She is yelling at the dog to get off the couch.
The boys kept yelling until their voices gave out.
Note
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yelling is a form of yell
yell, verb: To shout very loudly, often because you are angry or excited. Full entry
- Spelling
- yell → yelling: add -ing
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Origin
It comes from an older English form of the word "yell" plus "-ing".