talk+noisily
21yawp — yawper, n. /yawp, yahp/, v.i. 1. to utter a loud, harsh cry; to yelp, squawk, or bawl. 2. Slang. to talk noisily and foolishly or complainingly. n. 3. a harsh cry. 4. Slang. a. raucous or querulous speech. b. a noisy, foolish utterance. Also,… …
22gaggle — gag|gle [ˈgægəl] n [Date: 1300 1400; Origin: gaggle to make the sound of geese, to talk noisily (14 19 centuries), from the sound] 1.) a gaggle of tourists/children etc a noisy group of people ▪ a gaggle of teenage girls 2.) a gaggle of geese a… …
23klatsch — (n.) 1953, from Ger. Klatsch gossip, which is said in German sources to be onomatopoeic (Cf. klatschen clap hands, klatsch a single clap of the hands ). Also Cf. CLAP (Cf. clap) (v.), which in Middle English also had a sense of talk noisily or… …
24yawp — v. talk noisily; shout …
25yawped — v. talk noisily; shout …
26yawping — v. talk noisily; shout …
27yawps — v. talk noisily; shout …
28yammer — also yammer on verb (I) BrE informal to talk noisily and continuously: a crowd of yammering aunts and cousins …
29yap — 1 verb yapped, yapping (I) 1 if a small dog yaps, it barks (=makes short loud sounds) in an excited way 2 to talk noisily without saying anything very important or serious: Don t start yapping again. 2 noun (C) the sound a small dog makes when it …
30yawp — /jɔp/ (say yawp) Colloquial –verb (i) 1. to utter a loud, harsh cry or sound; bawl. 2. to talk noisily and foolishly. –noun 3. a yawping cry. 4. any harsh or raucous sound. 5. a noisy, foolish utterance. Also, yaup. {imitative} –yawper, noun …
