Plural of yip
regular plural
The plural of yip is yips.
Forms of yip
| Singular | yip /jɪp/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | yips |
| Countable | countable |
Yips in a sentence
- Mets—a job guaranteed to give anyone a good case of after-hours yips.1962 May 4, Life, volume 52, number 18, →ISSN, page 3. From the entry yips
- Bracing as all this may be to the President, it gives his security and logistical forces the yips.1970, Newsweek, volume 76, page 13. From the entry yips
- Defining precisely why a professional cyclist might lose his touch on descents is as difficult as explaining a golfer's yips or a striker's sudden inability to find the net.2013 May 13, William Fotheringham, The Guardian. From the entry yips
Meaning of yip
- noun A sharp, high-pitched bark.
- verb To bark with a sharp, high-pitched voice.
Questions about the plural of yip
- What is the plural of yip?
- The plural of yip is yips.
- Is yip countable?
- Yip is a countable noun.
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