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[ US /ˈjɔnɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who yawns

How To Use yawner In A Sentence

  • As Dinosaur proved, slow-moving animals trying to get to safe land is a yawner, no matter who voices the animals.
  • Will this game end up being another in a continual line of Monday-night yawners?
  • Buying cokes on your cell fone is coming, but it is a yawner, and has nothing to do with rural broadband. Matthew Yglesias » Going Wireless
  • The offense has been an absolute yawner through two games.
  • You can tell a loud yawner to shut up, and she will yawn with more tonal precaution, turning her yawn into a softer, more weightless expulsion of breath.
  • ‘The Hives have been playing the same songs for about two and a half centuries! ‘jokes Swedish rocker Howlin’ Pelle Almqvist before launching into a set of brand new garage yawners.
  • Not only did you have the filthy rich people winning it but the race was a yawner.
  • A second commentary by producer David Foster, however, is a yawner - superfluous, dreary, dull, and offering nothing of interest.
  • Same with Squeeze, for that matter; they too sailed from the port of Melody and wandered the Sargasso bogs for years, turning out hours of mid-tempo yawners.
  • Now at the top of the local politics food chain, Adams 'weaknesses are revealed, and the revelation is a yawner: Adams is, in fact, a mediocre leader who's finding out that the smarmy platitudes are no longer sufficient, and cannot replace leadership, real ethics, and courageous judgement. Tick, tick, tick (Jack Bog's Blog)
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