Obs. rare. [app. extension of YELL v. on the analogy of BELL v.4, BELLOW v. Cf. YELLOCH.] intr. To yelp; to bellow. Hence Yellowing vbl. sb.2 and ppl. a.2

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1600.  Shaks., Tit. A., II. iii. 20 (Qo.). Whilst the babling Ecchoe mocks the hounds,… Let us sit downe and marke theyr yellowing [Folios yelping] noyse.

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1629.  Mabbe, trans. Fonseca’s Dev. Contemp., 244. Roaring and yellowing like so many mad Bulls.

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1652.  Loveday, trans. Calprenede’s Cassandra, II. 124. Running about the Camp with horrible yellowings.

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