yodle

/ˈjoʊdəl/
verb
  1. To sing with rapid changes between a normal voice and a high-pitched falsetto, typical of Alpine folk music.
    • She can yodle beautifully, especially when she performs traditional songs.
    • The children tried to yodle during the camping trip, but mostly just laughed.
    • He learned to yodle from his grandfather who grew up in the Swiss mountains.
Synonyms
noun
  1. A song or cry performed by yodeling.
    • The shepherd's yodle echoed through the valley at sunset.
    • I recognized the old yodle from the folk album my parents used to play.
    • They ended the concert with a cheerful yodle that got everyone smiling.
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