0 past simple and past participle of yell --
1 to shout something or make a loud noise, usually when you are angry, in pain, or excited: --
[ + speech ] "Just get out of here!" she yelled.
Our neighbours were yelling (obscenities) at each other this morning.
Upon arrival at about 4:00 p.m., he spotted her outside on the phone and got out the car, to which she yelled at him.
Frustrated, he yelled into the mike to turn on the lights.
Some ran and yelled, some went to church and prayed, and some just went about their daily routine.
He stops writing only after the invigilator has yelled at him to do so.
Their angry brand of music juxtaposed yelled, sometimes ranting vocals with distorted and often chorus laden chords, complex bass lines and fast-paced percussion.
I used to be yelled down.
He knew that the old superintendent was so sympathetic that the harder he yelled the more would be the gifts at the end of the punishment.
Youths yelled as they linked arms and ran and crashed into the police barricades.
