yammered

/ˈjæmərd/

VERB

1. Complained peevishly

Expressed dissatisfaction, annoyance, or grievances repeatedly, often in a whining, irritated, or complaining manner.

Repeatedly complained about a situation, problem, or inconvenience in an irritated, dissatisfied, or self-pitying manner.

As the meeting dragged on, some participants grew restless and yammered under their breaths, expressing frustration.

Voiced objections or strong disagreement persistently, often at length and in an insistent or irritating manner.

During the heated debate, each side passionately yammered their arguments, making it challenging for the moderator to maintain control.

VERB

Spoke continuously or repeatedly in a loud, noisy, or tiresome manner, often without regard for whether others wanted to listen.

Talked at length without stopping, often about trivial or unrelated subjects, in a way that could become distracting or annoying.

The students yammered excitedly about their weekend plans as they waited for the bell to ring.
Despite the professor's efforts to maintain order, the room was filled with the sound of yammered conversations during the lecture.
The toddler yammered on in an adorable stream of baby talk, capturing the attention of everyone in the room.

Produced loud, prolonged vocal sounds or cries, especially as an expression of agitation, distress, or collective protest.