/ˈjæpɪŋ/
VERB
Making short, sharp, high-pitched, or repetitive barking sounds, typically describing the vocalization of a small dog.
Producing a series of quick, high-pitched barks, often in response to excitement, strangers, approaching animals, or perceived threats.
VERB
Talking continuously or excessively, often in a loud, trivial, or annoying manner.
Talking at length without stopping, often about unimportant subjects or in a way that becomes irritating to listeners.
Engaging in relaxed, informal conversation, exchanging stories, opinions, or everyday information with others.
VERB
Taking money or property from someone unlawfully, usually through theft or robbery.
Depriving someone of money or possessions by taking them unlawfully.
NOUN
A high-pitched, sharp, or repetitive sound made by a small dog or another animal.
A short, sharp vocal sound produced by a small dog, especially when repeated in an excited, alarmed, or persistent manner.