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yak
yak shaving
tech Small, seemingly-insignificant tasks that need to be completed before a larger one can be done.
I know you're waiting on me for the software update, I'm doing this yak shaving as fast as I can!
See also:
yak
yak at
or
yack at
v.
Slang
1.
To talk at length to someone without regard for his or her interest:
My neighbors yakked at me about their new dog for over an hour.
2.
To nag someone noisily or peevishly:
Her parents yakked at her for getting home so late.
See also:
yak
yak up
or
yack up
v.
Slang
To eject some contents of the stomach by vomiting:
He was so sick today that he yakked up his lunch. The dog ate some leather and then yakked it up.
See also:
up
,
yak
yackety-yak
(
ˈjækədiˈjæk
)
n.
chatter; gossip.
That’s enough yackety-yak. Quiet!
yak
and
yack
(
jæk
)
1.
in.
to talk.
Stop yakking for a minute.
2.
n.
a chat.
We had a nice little yack and then left for work.
3.
n.
a joke.
Don’t tell that yack again. It’s not a winner.
4.
n.
a laugh from a joke.
The audience produced a feeble yak that was mostly from embarrassment.
5.
in.
to vomit. (Onomatopoetic.)
Hank was in the john yakking all night.
6.
n.
cognac. (Streets.)
My man, have some yak.
yak it up
tv.
to talk incessantly or a lot.
Why don’t you all just yak it up while I get ready to give the talk?
See also:
up
,
yak
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Christie (2)
-
Scottish, Irish
Benaiah
bi-NIE-ə
(English)
, bi-NAY-ə
(English)
Biblical
Rabindra
-
Bengali
Monty
MAHN-tee
English
Sebastijan
-
Slovene, Croatian
Des
DEZ
English
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