Chiefly Sc. Forms: 6 ȝewt, ȝout(t, 9 yout(t, yowte, 8– yowt. [f. next.] A yell, yelp.

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1552.  Lyndesay, Monarche, 6002. With mony ȝamer, ȝewt, and ȝell.

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1567.  Satir. Poems Reform., iii. 189. Cerberus … Sall gar hir cry, with mony ȝout and ȝell.

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c. 1590.  Burrel, Pass. Pilgr., I. xxxvii., in Jas. Watson, Coll. Scots Poems (1709), II. 33. And vther sum with zouts and zells, Maist cairfully did cry.

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1806.  R. Jamieson, Pop. Ballads, I. 233. The sichts to see, the yowts to hear That stound upon mine ear.

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