yacked
/jækt/
VERB
1. Talked informally or persistently
Past tense of yack, meaning to talk casually, continuously, or at length, often in a lively or excessively chatty manner.
1.1. Casual conversation and social chatter
Having talked informally with someone for an extended period, exchanging stories, opinions, or everyday information in a relaxed social setting.
Synonyms
Examples
- I yacked away on the phone with my friend for hours, discussing our weekend plans.
- She yacked on the phone for hours, sharing every detail of her day.
- After the meeting, they all gathered at the coffee shop and yacked about the latest office gossip.
- During the road trip, the siblings constantly yacked away, making the journey more enjoyable.
Related Words
- conversation
- small talk
- banter
- dialogue
- gossip
- socializing
1.2. Talking excessively or foolishly
Having talked at length in a rambling, nonsensical, or incoherent way, often without communicating anything meaningful.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- articulated
- enunciated
- pronounced
Examples
- The chatty parrot in the pet store constantly yacked away, entertaining visitors with its colorful vocabulary.
Related Words
VERB
2. Vomited after excessive alcohol consumption
Past tense of yack, meaning to vomit or expel stomach contents through the mouth, usually as a result of excessive alcohol consumption.
2.1. Vomiting after drinking alcohol
Having vomited as a consequence of excessive alcohol consumption, often accompanied by nausea and physical discomfort.