yammered Sentence Examples
- The salesman yammered on and on about the benefits of the product, but I tuned him out.
- The politician yammered for hours, but said nothing of substance.
- The child yammered excitedly as she retold a story she had heard.
- The teacher tried to silence the yammering students, but they continued to talk over each other.
- The yammering crowd drowned out the speaker's words.
- The radio yammered with static, making it difficult to hear the music.
- The engine yammered loudly as the car sped down the road.
- The wind yammered through the trees, creating an eerie sound.
- The teenagers yammered on their phones, oblivious to the world around them.
- The dog yammered at the mailman, barking incessantly.
yammered Meaning
yammered
to utter persistent complaints, to utter repeated cries of distress or sorrow, whimper, to talk persistently or volubly and often loudly, to utter repeated cries of sorrow, distress, or complaint
Synonyms & Antonyms of yammered
Synonyms:
- whimpered
- kicked
- whinged
- bitched
- bleated
- fussed
- groused
- wailed
- murmured
- repined
- growled
- caterwauled
- worried
- nagged
- grizzled
- kvetched
- beefed
- carped
- grumbled
- keened
- yowled
- griped
- squealed
- bellyached
- grumped
- hollered
- cried
- yawped
- protested
- grouched
- crabbed
- squawked
- kicked-up-a-fuss
- croaked
- inveighed
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word yammered
to utter persistent complaints, to utter repeated cries of distress or sorrow, whimper, to talk persistently or volubly and often loudly, to utter repeated crie
complained, screamed, moaned, muttered, whined, whimpered, kicked, whinged, bitched, bleated
bore, rejoiced, tolerated, endured, took,delighted, accepted, cheered,crowed, applauded
The salesman yammered on and on about the benefits of the product, but I tuned him out.
The politician yammered for hours, but said nothing of substance.
The child yammered excitedly as she retold a story she had heard.
The teacher tried to silence the yammering students, but they continued to talk over each other.