yacker

One who gabs

Yacker is informal for someone who talks too much or too loudly.

The word suggests annoying, relentless chatter: That yacker in the next cubicle won't shut up.

Also spelled yakker.

Related to the verb yak, meaning to talk at length about trivial matters.

talker

chatterbox

One who talks incessantly

windbag · gossip · prattler · babbler · conversationalist · loudmouth · rambler · jabber · gasbag · blatherskite

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work

Effort toward a goal

  • jobPaid position of employment
  • laborStrenuous effort; also childbirth
  • toilStrenuous, prolonged effort

grind · slog · graft · effort · sweat · manual labor · workload · task · drudgery · exertion

vomiting

retch

Gag involuntarily

  • heaveForceful lift or throw
  • gagMouth restraint or jest
  • pukeForceful stomach emptying

hurl · spew · upchuck · sick · nausea · queasy · dry heave · stomach · bile · wretch

Opposites
verbal output quantity

yackermute

Without voice or sound

man of few words · woman of few words · introvert · clam · wallflower

conversational role

yackerlistener

One who attends aurally

observer · audience · hearer · sounding board · confidant

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yack, yacking, yacked, yackers

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