yellers

Those who bellow

Yellers is the plural of yeller, meaning people who yell.

The word appears most often in descriptions of crowds or complaints about noise: The yellers in the stands drowned out the announcer.

In some dialects, yeller is also an old pronunciation of yellow, making yellers ambiguous in folk speech.

vocal

shouters

People who yell

criers · bellowers · roarers · howlers · wailers · shriekers · loudmouths · barkers · chanters · hecklers

authority

coaches

Those who instruct athletes

foremen · managers · commanders · directors · supervisors · disciplinarians · taskmasters · umpires · referees · teachers

protest

demonstrators

Public protest participants

chanters · protesters · rallygoers · dissenters · agitators · sloganeers · strikers · campaigners · advocates · organizers

sports

fans

Ardent admirers or coolers

crowds · hecklers · boosters · rooters · stadium · bleachers · sidelines · chants · cheers · boos

domestic

arguers

People who contest points

neighbors · parents · siblings · households · disputes · conflicts · rows · tantrums · outbursts · tempers

Categories
Opposites
volume/loudness

yellerswhisperers

People speaking inaudibly soft

mutterers · mumblers · mutes

emotional intensity/demeanor

yellerspacifiers

Infant soothing devices

soothers · peacemakers · peacekeepers · mediators

communication style

yellerslisteners

Those who attend aurally

introverts

Phrases
Family

yelled, yeller

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G