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yip
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yip
(verb)
yip
/
ˈ
jɪp/
verb
yips
;
yipped
;
yipping
yip
/
ˈ
jɪp/
verb
yips
;
yipped
;
yipping
Britannica Dictionary definition of YIP
[
no object
]
US, of a dog
:
to bark in high, quick sounds
We could hear the puppy
yipping
playfully in its kennel.
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