/jɔps/
NOUN
Loud, sharp, or harsh vocal cries resembling yelps or barks.
Sudden, loud, or raucous sounds made by people or animals, often expressing pain, excitement, alarm, or strong emotion.
NOUN
Loud, rough, or coarse speech, especially noisy complaints, protests, or aggressive verbal expressions.
Loud verbal expressions of dissatisfaction, annoyance, or disagreement, often delivered in a rough or aggressive manner.
VERB
To yelp, bark, or produce a loud, sharp, or harsh vocal sound, especially in pain or excitement.
Producing sudden, loud vocal sounds such as yelps, squawks, squeals, or howls.
VERB
To speak in a loud, rough, or coarse manner, often expressing strong opinions or dissatisfaction.
Talking noisily or harshly, often in a boisterous manner that disrupts others or attracts attention.
VERB
To clamor or utter loud complaints, expressing dissatisfaction, annoyance, or protest.
Expressing grievances, objections, or dissatisfaction loudly and persistently, often in an emotionally charged manner.