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[ UK /jˈæmɐ/ ]
VERB
  1. complain whiningly
  2. cry loudly, as of animals
    The coyotes were howling in the desert

How To Use yammer In A Sentence

  • When he's not yammering ignorantly about the Catholic Faith and struggling to find new ways to square the circle, he's often quite good.
  • I'm making my second trip by the time she has it in the door, but no sooner has she set it down when she's off to the car again, yammering on about something that I can't quite make out.
  • He didn't make points that could be addressed, but yammered on with rambling gloom. Times, Sunday Times
  • Remember all the yammering from the conservative media about the “partisan Democrats” at the CIA who refused to provide “the truth” about Iraqi WMDs? Matthew Yglesias » Chief of Staff
  • Driver error is blamed for 95% of crashes, with 25% due specifically to driver distraction (such as yammering into a cell phone). Decaffeinated
  • The audience crowded in the hall, yammering for the appearance of their favourite actress.
  • The funnest part will be listening to the GOPers yammer about how it's all because the Dems obstructed their grand plans (of which they really have none) that would have helped middle-class families (i.e., given corporate america a giant bj). Gingrich to Republicans: Get behind Steele
  • She was yammering about this or that, while her two male friends sat down across from me - I'll call them Drunk and Drunker.
  • If you are a good corporate citizen Yammer would look a bit career-threatening - for reasons explained below.
  • The yammering howls came closer. A Plague of Angels
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