veep
/viːp/Definitions
1. noun
the running mate of a presidential candidate, especially in the United States
“The veep was expected to give a speech at the campaign rally.”
2. verb
to make a high-pitched, nasal, or whining sound, typically to express annoyance or discontent
“She began to veep when she saw her favorite TV show was cancelled.”
3. verb
to let out a sound of grief or loss, often in a high-pitched manner
“The bereaved family member veeped uncontrollably at the funeral.”