yammers

/ˈjæmərz/

VERB

1. Complains peevishly

Expresses dissatisfaction, annoyance, or grievances repeatedly, often in a whining, irritated, or persistent manner.

Repeatedly expresses dissatisfaction or irritation about a situation, problem, or inconvenience, often in an unpleasant or tiresome way.

Repeatedly voices objections, disagreements, or grievances in an insistent or complaining manner.

VERB

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

Talks at length without stopping, often about trivial or unrelated subjects, in a way that becomes distracting or annoying.

The chef yammers on about the secret ingredients that make his signature dish so special.
Instead of focusing on the task at hand, my coworker always yammers about unrelated topics during meetings.
The tour guide enthusiastically yammers about the rich history of the ancient ruins.

Produces loud, prolonged cries or vocal sounds, often expressing distress, agitation, or collective excitement.

VERB

Keeps repeating words, statements, or complaints over and over, usually in a loud or persistent manner.

Continues repeating the same complaint, grievance, or point of dissatisfaction, often in a tiresome or insistent way.