1. Rapid, continuous, and often trivial talk or communication
   "The constant yakety-yack from the next room made it hard to concentrate";
   - yak [informal], yakety-yak [informal], chatter, yackety-yak [informal], yatter [informal]

1. Talk incessantly and tiresomely
   "The teenagers yacked away on their phones for hours";
   - jaw [informal], yack away [informal], rattle on [informal], yap away [informal], yak [informal]

Sounds like: wr, ya

Derived forms: yacked, yacks, yacking

Type of: mouth, speak, talk, talking, utter, verbalise [Brit], verbalize

Encyclopedia: Yack