/jɛl/
NOUN
A loud vocal expression produced by shouting, often to attract attention, express strong emotion, or communicate over a distance.
Refers to a sudden, forceful cry or shout made to express excitement, anger, fear, frustration, or another intense emotion.
NOUN
A word, phrase, or short expression delivered or intended to be spoken loudly.
Refers to a verbal message or expression that someone calls out loudly, often to communicate with people at a distance or make an announcement.
VERB
To produce a loud sound with the voice, especially by shouting or calling out forcefully.
Describes raising one's voice to a high volume to express strong feelings, attract attention, or be heard above surrounding noise.
Describes shouting words or a call toward someone, often to attract their attention or communicate across a distance.
VERB
To convey words, information, or a message by speaking in a loud voice.
Describes communicating specific words or information loudly so that another person can hear them, especially from a distance or in a noisy environment.
VERB
To speak to someone in a loud, angry, or forceful manner in order to criticize or reprimand them.
Describes expressing anger or disapproval toward someone through loud, forceful speech, often because of something they have done wrong.
ADJECTIVE
Describing a cow that is not producing milk.
Used in livestock terminology to describe a cow that is temporarily not producing milk, typically during the period before giving birth again.