Definitions
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- noun
chatter - noun a variant of
yak - verb slang to
vomit , usually because ofintoxication - verb colloquial to
talk incessantly
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- verb talk incessantly and tiresomely
- noun noisy talk
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Examples
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On the other hand, the black skins, those that were black with white hairs intermixed or with a white breast, the uniform bay, the brown, and the light reddish-brown, were classed under the name yack-ah, and were said to resemble each other in being smaller and having shorter nails, in climbing trees, and being so little vicious that they could be pursued with safety.
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In it, Busta and his collaborator, P. Diddy, defeat evildoers, get the girls and toast their triumphs with "yack," hip-hop's shorthand for cognac.
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So, Obama concedes all they did was "yack" in the U.S.
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(thanks for the word mach, haven't heard 'yack' in a while)
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(thanks for the word mach, haven't heard 'yack' in a while)
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I'm a superhero when it comes to rushing my pets outside to yack up whatever they ate hours ago.
Heroes Aren't Born, They're Built. (And they come with ballgowns and anthropomorphic cats.)
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We had a great yack, but I figured they were married.
Lisa Cholodenko: 'I wanted to make a film that was not sanctimonious or sentimental'
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I'd combine these with a tasty McRib sandwich, and then hope I didn't yack into the Red Cedar River on the way home.
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In the meantime, I'd like to thank Jeff Cunningham from The Fantasy Review Blogspot for giving me the chance to yack on about my books and writing.
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There was no early morning litter-box smell, no pukey gift in the hallway, no hairball-hacking yack yack from under the bed.
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