ayelp
/əˈjɛlp/
ayelp adverb: yelping.
Adverb
ayelp (comparative more ayelp, superlative most ayelp)
- yelping.
- What with preachers all ayelp,
Grinding chaff into barren grists,
There's no spare time left for help
With the Four Evangelists.1910, Daniel Henry Holmes, Under a Fool's Cap: Songs, page 62
- What with preachers all ayelp,
Forms of ayelp
| comparative | more ayelp |
|---|---|
| superlative | most ayelp |
Origin of ayelp
From a- + yelp.
Words that rhyme with ayelp
Questions about ayelp
- What does ayelp mean?
- Ayelp means yelping.
- What part of speech is ayelp?
- Ayelp is an adverb.
- How do you pronounce ayelp?
- Ayelp is pronounced /əˈjɛlp/.
Words near ayelp in the dictionary
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