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Yell

A yell is a loud vocalization; see screaming.

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Yell

Nodes14
Edges13
Triples20
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
Components1

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Yell

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related to Other · 8
Yell → ArkansasYell, BritainArchibald Yell, British, March, NHK TV, September, TV, United States
related to United States · 6
Yell → Arkansas, Boone County, County, Iowa, Tennessee, Township
related to United Kingdom · 4
Yell → North Isles, Scotland, ScotlandYell Sound, Shetland
is a · 1
Yell → loud vocalization
see also · 1
Yell → Yelling

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see also united states screaming loud vocalization may refer places kingdom

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Yellis aloud vocalization0.90text
Yellrelated to OtherBritish0.60section
Yellrelated to OtherBritainArchibald Yell0.60section
Yellrelated to OtherUnited States0.60section
Yellrelated to OtherArkansasYell0.60section
Yellrelated to OtherTV0.60section
Yellrelated to OtherNHK TV0.60section
Yellrelated to OtherMarch0.60section
Yellrelated to OtherSeptember0.60section
Yellrelated to United KingdomShetland0.60section
Yellrelated to United KingdomNorth Isles0.60section
Yellrelated to United KingdomScotlandYell Sound0.60section

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