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yack

[ UK /jˈæk/ ]
[ US /ˈjæk/ ]
VERB
  1. talk incessantly and tiresomely
NOUN
  1. noisy talk

How To Use yack In A Sentence

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  • The contents of the kyack meant _life_ to herself and to Ben, -- deliverance and safety when all seemed lost. The Sky Line of Spruce
  • I've kind of yacked about him before, but haven't been able to find too much to talk about from online research. We Shot J.R.- Dallas/Denton Music Blog
  • The kyack was quite in the shadow now, yet she dared not attempt its theft until the three men were asleep. The Sky Line of Spruce
  • In 1926, he designed a three-seat Wright-powered commercial monoplane for Tony Yackey.
  • In the kyack of venison lay her own and her lover's safety: it contained enough nutritious food to sustain them until the fall rains could swell the Yuga and enable them to escape down to the Indian encampment. The Sky Line of Spruce
  • No longer could I stand for barely a minute, I had begun holding onto walls for support as I walked, I coughed and yacked indescribable things into the bathroom sink, I yelled at the kids playing on my yawn. Spilling Sand
  • Still trying to hold the kyack of food that meant life to Ben, she turned and darted into the shadows. The Sky Line of Spruce
  • Afghanistan will be given 200 new patrol vehicles to replace the much-criticised Snatch Land Rovers, it was revealed David Tyacke was the last officer on the staff of the Chindit HQ at Sylhet in WN.com - Articles related to New Zealand not to sign trade pact if US shuts out dairy
  • Then they slipped the thong of the sled across his shoulders and under his arms like loops of a kyack. The Snowshoe Trail
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