Crossword clues for yodel
yodel
- Sing like the Swiss
- Sing like a mountaineer
- Sing by changing register
- Sing across the Alps
- Serenade Heidi?
- Refrain from the mountains
- Mountain music
- Feature of some Roy Rogers numbers
- Feature of bluegrass singing
- Climber's calling?
- Call for Heidi?
- Alpine falsetto
- Alpine echo
- Alpine air?
- Tyrolese warble
- Tune involving intermittent falsetto
- Trill from a hill
- Swiss sound
- Swiss Roll-like snack
- Swiss number
- Swiss call
- Swiss Alps song
- Swiss Alps refrain
- Swiss Alps melody
- Song of the mountains
- Song from the Swiss Alps
- Song accompanied by an alpenhorn
- Singing technique used by cowboys and mountaineers
- Singing cowboy's refrain
- Sing, Tyrolean style
- Sing, in Berne
- Sing, alpine-style
- Sing way up high?
- Sing to a Saint Bernard
- Sing on the slopes
- Sing on Dufourspitze
- Sing on a peak, maybe
- Sing like the guy in the Ricola commercial
- Sing like Tarzan yells
- Sing like Slim Clark
- Sing like an Austrian, maybe
- Sing in Tyrol, maybe
- Sing in the Swiss Alps
- Sing falsetto
- Sing Dufourspitze-style
- Sing cowboy songs, maybe
- Sing Alpine-appropriately
- Sing "The Lonely Goatherd," for example
- Rolled-up Ring Ding, essentially
- Produce some cliff notes?
- Mountaineer's vocalization
- Mountaineer's refrain
- Mountaineer music
- Mountain warble
- Mountain melody
- Might hear it in the Alps
- Make some music in Interlaken
- Make some mountain music
- Make some Alpine music
- Make calls while high?
- Lederhosen-wearer's song
- Kin of a Ho-Ho or a Ring Ding
- It gets high in the mountains
- High-range song, in more ways than one
- High air?
- Heidi's call
- Goatherd's communique
- Go through a voice change?
- Feature of some Gene Autry songs
- Falsetto-hitting call
- Devil Dog alternative
- Cliff notes?
- Call out on top of a mountain
- Call from the mountains
- Bit of fluctuating falsetto
- Alps song
- Alpine cry
- "Cliff Hangers" theme music on "The Price Is Right," e.g
- Novelty song
- Tyrolean refrain
- Mountain air?
- Peak call?
- Alpine song (5)
- Song from on high?
- Tyrolean cry
- Sing in the Alps, say
- Alpine call
- Call from Switzerland
- Call in the Alps
- Peak performance?
- Call that might result in a 27-Across
- Mountain song
- Song in the Alps
- Demonstrate a wide range on a range?
- Sing "lay odl lay odl lay hee hoo"
- Swiss air lines?
- Long-distance call?
- A songlike cry in which the voice fluctuates rapidly between the normal voice and falsetto
- Warble
- Emulate Canova
- Alpine "music"
- Swiss warble
- Vaud vibrato
- Make the Alpine echoes ring
- Perform at Interlaken
- Sing like a Tyrolean
- Tyrolean song
- Alpine warble
- Mont Blanc falsetto
- Emulate Minnie Pearl
- Alpine communication
- Alps sound
- See 1 Across
- Alpine sound
- Alpine melody
- Alpine singing
- Alpine serenade
- Swiss song
- Sing, in a way
- Music for Heidi
- Echo producer, maybe
- Call when in range
- Call that might result in
- Sound made in Alps, intermittently, by loud bell
- Sing, fluctuating rapidly, unknown line after poem
- Sing like the Lonely Goatherd?
- Sing in Tokyo, delightfully
- Sing in Tyrolean fashion
- Sing "Hello" by Adele endlessly
- Alpine singing effect
- Affectedly sing end of witty poem by Pound
- Hey Derek, make an off-peak call
- Alpine tune
- Alpine trill
- Alpine refrain
- Mountain call
- Sing Swiss-style
- Tyrolean tune
- Song of the Alps
- Sing from the mountaintops
- Alpine music
- Alpine aria
- Alpine air
- Swiss air
- Song often sung with an echo
- Song accompanied by an alpenhorn, perhaps
- Sing the Alpine way
- Sing Alpine-style
- Sing "The Lonely Goatherd," say
- It includes pitching changes
- Tyrolean trill
- Tyrolean melody
- Tune with many high notes
- Swiss trill
- Song of the Swiss
- Sing up high?
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Yodel \Yo"del\, Yodle \Yo"dle\, v. t. & i. [imp. & p. p. Yodeled, Yodled; p. pr. & vb. n. Yodeling, Yodling.] To sing in a manner common among the Swiss and Tyrolese mountaineers, by suddenly changing from the head voice, or falsetto, to the chest voice, and the contrary; to warble.
Yodel \Yo"del\, Yodle \Yo"dle\, n. A song sung by yodeling, as by the Swiss mountaineers.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"sing by sudden changing to and from falsetto," 1827, from German jodeln, from dialectal German jo, an exclamation of joy, of imitative origin. As a noun from 1849.
Wiktionary
n. Such a song. vb. (context transitive and intransitive English) To sing (a song) in such a way that the voice fluctuates rapidly between the normal chest voice and falsetto.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Yodel is a delivery service company in the United Kingdom. It was formed by the 2010 acquisition of the UK domestic business of DHL by Home Delivery Network. The combined business, known as HDNL, was rebranded as Yodel in May 2010. It is privately owned by the billionaire Barclay Brothers.
Usage examples of "yodel".
Claret sat astraddle the bench, blocking Moll from view, and commenced a yodeling moan.
Beverly had already left, and even with the door closed Charlotte could hear others on the floor yodeling cheery good-byes and rolling their wheelie suitcases down the hall as the great Thanksgiving exodus began.
The Swiss pointed to his head offices outside Geneva, not five kilometres from where the World Wide Web itself had been devised and declared Cotter to be Swisser than a yodel.
They are fucking their cellos with their fingers, stroking music out, promising the ghost yodels and Patsy Cline and funeral marches and whole cities of music and music to eat and music to drink and music to put on and wear like clothes.
These hopeless clamorings, he knew (from books), were just the final or penultimate yodels of his DNA: of his selfish genes, craving propagation before they died.
You'll yodel like a Swiss accordion player until your voice stabilizes.
A black-backed gull swooped overhead, and its yelping, yodelling cry faded into the wind, a long laugh ending in a husky croak.
It was loaded down with two double cheeseburgers, large fries, two chocolate milks, a bowl of chili, a bag of Doritos, a salad with French dressing, a pack of Yodels, an apple, and a large Coke.
Every so often, all the headlines he'd ever composed would scroll through his consciousness one after another, like a demonic Dow Jones ticker, causing Sinclair to yodel alliteratively.
The golliwogs controlled it with ropes and yodeled melodiously for right-of-way.
Sometimes humans hit on a moment of profundity more complete than their dim minds could comprehend, and they took that nugget of truth and dumped it in the refuse for the bards and the poets to find, and mangle into yodeling paeans to love.
Then she stomped her way up the long side of the field, sometimes running and jumping down as hard as she could on landing, yelling and yodelling as she stamped until she reached the upper boundary.
I snooped around a little while Clarin yodeled down a canyon to draw them off.
Some of the troupe climbed to the tops of peaks and yodeled into the night, while all those below opened their ears wide, listening.
Not far off in the trees someone saw her and young voices yodeled a paean of anticipation.