Pronunciation: /ˈjæmər/
verb to talk incessantly or noisily; to complain or whine persistently
A1 The children yammered noisily in the playground.
A2 I could hear my neighbors yammering about the latest gossip.
B1 The protesters yammered on about their demands for change.
B2 The politicians continued to yammer on without making any real progress.
C1 The panelists yammered on for hours during the debate.
C2 Despite the evidence presented, the conspiracy theorists continued to yammer about their beliefs.
formal During the meeting, the team leader asked everyone to stop yammering and focus on the agenda.
informal Can you believe how much she yammers on about her new job?
slang Stop yammering and let me concentrate on my work!
figurative The sound of the river yammering over the rocks was soothing to the hiker's ears.
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