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yodle

Yoder vs Yodle - What's the difference?

yoder | yodle |


As a proper noun yoder

is .

As a verb yodle is

.

Yodle - What does it mean?

yodle | |

Terms vs Yodle - What's the difference?

terms | yodle |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb yodle is

.

Codle vs Yodle - What's the difference?

codle | yodle |


As verbs the difference between codle and yodle

is that codle is while yodle is .

Yodle vs Bodle - What's the difference?

yodle | bodle |


As a verb yodle

is .

As a noun bodle is

a former scottish copper coin of less value than a bawbee, worth about one-sixth of an english penny.

Yodled vs Yodle - What's the difference?

yodled | yodle |


As verbs the difference between yodled and yodle

is that yodled is (yodle) while yodle is .

Yodler vs Yodle - What's the difference?

yodler | yodle |


As a noun yodler

is .

As a verb yodle is

.

Yodle vs Yode - What's the difference?

yodle | yode |


As verbs the difference between yodle and yode

is that yodle is while yode is (go); went.

Yodle vs Yodel - What's the difference?

yodle | yodel |


As verbs the difference between yodle and yodel

is that yodle is archaic form of lang=en while yodel is to sing (a song) in such a way that the voice fluctuates rapidly between the normal chest voice and falsetto.

As a noun yodel is

such a song.