/ˈjɛlɪŋ/
NOUN
The act of producing loud vocal sounds, often to express strong emotions, attract attention, or make oneself heard.
Refers to the act of shouting, screaming, or making forceful vocal sounds, whether caused by excitement, anger, fear, or surprise.
VERB
To shout, holler, or produce a loud sound with the voice, often as an expression of strong emotion or to attract attention.
Describes raising one's voice forcefully to express excitement, anger, fear, frustration, or another intense emotion.
Describes shouting toward someone or calling loudly across a distance to get attention or communicate in a noisy environment.
VERB
To communicate words, instructions, information, or messages by speaking in a loud voice.
Describes communicating specific words or information loudly so that another person or group can hear them, particularly from a distance or in a noisy setting.
VERB
To tell someone off or express strong disapproval by speaking loudly and angrily.
Describes addressing someone in a loud, angry manner to criticize their behavior, express displeasure, or reprimand them for something they have done.