yodel

The word “yodel” has 2 syllables: yo-del

It's pronounced as /ˈjoʊdəl/


What is synonym and antonym for yodel?

In the thesaurus, “yodel” has 19 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for yodel along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for yodel

  • belt
  • carol
  • chant
  • croon
  • descant
  • harmonize
  • hum
  • lilt
  • quaver
  • scat
  • serenade
  • sharp
  • shout
  • sing
  • slur
  • trill
  • troll
  • vocalize
  • warble

Meanings of yodel

  • noun
    1. A song incorporating yodelling.
  • verb
    1. To sing (a song) in such a way that the voice fluctuates rapidly between the normal chest voice and falsetto.

Example Sentences

  • The Swiss mountain dwellers are known for their beautiful yodel performances.
  • He can yodel with such precision and clarity that it echoes through the valleys.
  • The traditional folk song features a captivating yodel in the chorus.
  • As the hiker climbed higher, he couldn't resist letting out a joyful yodel.
  • The singer's impressive ability to yodel adds a unique charm to their music.

On this page you'll find 19 synonyms or another words to yodel, such as: belt, carol, chant, croon, descant, harmonize, hum.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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canary

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  • belt out
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  • bigmouth
  • blab
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  • blabbermouth
  • blonde
  • burst into song
  • busybody
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  • crier
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  • deceiver
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  • deep throat
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  • ecru
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  • hymn
  • impart
  • informant
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  • intone
  • journalist
  • lark
  • leaker
  • lemon
  • let out
  • lift up a voice
  • light brown
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  • lullaby
  • make melody
  • messenger
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  • mouth
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  • snake
  • sneak
  • snitch
  • snitcher
  • snoop
  • snooper
  • solo
  • songbird
  • sound
  • source
  • speak
  • spy
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  • stool pigeon
  • stoolie
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quaver

quavered

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  • warbled
  • yodeled
  • yodelled

quavering

  • aged
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  • anile
  • antiquated
  • appealing
  • aquiver
  • aspen
  • battered
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  • blending
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  • caroling
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  • chanting
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  • chordal
  • chorusing
  • cowardly
  • creaky
  • crooning
  • descanting
  • dilapidated
  • doddering
  • dulcet
  • echoing
  • effete
  • euphonic
  • euphonious
  • excited
  • fearful
  • feeble
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  • flowing
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  • fragile
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  • mellifluent
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  • melodic
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  • musical
  • nervous
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  • palpitating
  • pleasant
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  • quaky
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  • resonant
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  • run down
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  • threadbare
  • timid
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  • tottering
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  • unsound
  • used
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  • vocalizing
  • warbling
  • wasted
  • wavering
  • weak
  • weakly
  • weather-beaten
  • wobbly
  • worn
  • worn-out
  • yodeling
  • yodelling

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