Definitions

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  • noun One who yodels.

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  • noun Archaic form of yodeler.

Etymologies

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yodle +‎ -er

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Examples

  • Plynck's Garden her ears were assailed by an unspeakable clamor of mournful sound; it sounded a little like a Swiss yodler with a broken heart, and a little like a dog howling because the yodler was singing.

    The Garden of the Plynck

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