Associations to the word «Yip»
Noun
- Coyote
- Laughter
- Bark
- Dog
- Chun
- Cheung
- Wong
- Yin
- Puppy
- Rainbow
- Hung
- Yen
- Teddy
- Lim
- Cecilia
- Sai
- Lam
- Lau
- Thong
- Grandmaster
- Chow
- Eu
- Chan
- Dogs
- Kei
- Lai
- Howl
- Kai
- Ting
- Hong
- Kong
- Lyricist
- Ng
- Ping
- Cheng
- Chi
- Chung
- Chong
- Macau
- Wan
- Tam
- Harold
- Kung
- Genevieve
- Ming
- Gloria
- Kum
- Tak
- Nam
- Cho
- Snarl
- Wolf
- Vernon
- Growl
- Tong
- Tail
- Chu
- Fu
- Yun
- Ling
- Heel
- Ho
- Shu
- Veronica
- Burton
- Oz
- Hui
- Guangzhou
- Yi
- Yew
- Po
- Frances
- Bun
- Revue
- Ay
- Yam
- Chinatown
- Upton
- Matthews
- Mandarin
- Judges
- Amy
- Raymond
- Fox
- Tin
Adverb
Wiktionary
YIP, noun. A sharp, high-pitched bark
YIP, verb. To bark with a sharp, high-pitched voice
Dictionary definition
YIP, noun. A sharp high-pitched cry (especially by a dog).
YIP, verb. Bark in a high-pitched tone; "the puppies yelped".
Wise words
To use the same words is not a sufficient guarantee of
understanding; one must use the same words for the same
genus of inward experience; ultimately one must have one's
experiences in common.