yammer
1 of 1verb/'jæmɚ/
Forms:yammers,yammering,yammered,yammered
1
to make loud, repetitive cries or noises, often used for animals
- The dog yammered for hours when left alone.
- Coyotes yammered in the distance all night.
- The birds yammered noisily in the trees at dawn.
- The goats yammered as the farmer approached with food.
- A lonely cat yammered outside the window.
2
to complain in an annoying, whiny, or repetitive way
- He kept yammering about how unfair the rules were.
- The children yammered all afternoon about wanting more candy.
- She yammered on about her problems without letting anyone else speak.
- Stop yammering and do something about it.
- They yammered over every small inconvenience.