yodel

/ˈjoʊdəl/
verb
  1. To sing or call out with rapid changes between a normal voice and a high-pitched falsetto, traditionally associated with Alpine regions.
    • She learned to yodel while visiting the Swiss Alps.
    • He can yodel a cheerful tune that echoes through the mountains.
    • The farmer yodeled across the valley to call his cows.
Synonyms
noun
  1. A song or call performed by yodeling.
    • The yodel echoed off the cliffs and faded into the distance.
    • I tried to imitate the yodel I heard on the recording.
    • They performed a traditional yodel at the folk festival.
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