yammer about (someone or something)

To talk volubly about someone or something, especially in an annoying, complaining, or peevish manner. If all you guys are going to do is yammer about the people you don't like in our class, then I think I'll go study somewhere else. He keeps yammering about all the problems with the project, but he never offers any helpful suggestions or solutions.

yammer (away) about someone or something

to talk endlessly about someone or something. What are you yammering about? They were yammering away about the state of the economy.

词组	yammer about (someone or something)
释义	yammer about (someone or something) yammer about (someone or something) To talk volubly about someone or something, especially in an annoying, complaining, or peevish manner. If all you guys are going to do is yammer about the people you don't like in our class, then I think I'll go study somewhere else. He keeps yammering about all the problems with the project, but he never offers any helpful suggestions or solutions. See also: yammer Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. yammer (away) about someone or something to talk endlessly about someone or something. What are you yammering about? They were yammering away about the state of the economy. See also: yammer McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: yammer yammer about yammer away about (someone or something) yammer on (and on) about (someone or something) yap away about (someone or something) yap on (and on) about (someone or something) be a pain in the neck carp carp about carp about (someone or something)
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