Yap (verb)

1. To Bark Sharply: To bark in a high-pitched, sharp, or persistent manner, typically used to describe the noise made by small dogs.
2. To Talk Excessively: To talk quickly and incessantly, often in a trivial or annoying manner.

Yap (noun)

1. Sharp Barking: A sharp, high-pitched bark, usually made by small dogs.
2. Trivial Talk: Excessive, trivial, or annoying talk.

Prepositions

• Before: Commonly used with “about” (e.g., “yap about something”).
• After: Often used with phrases like “yap on,” “yap at.”

Collocations

• Yapping dog
• Yap incessantly
• Yap about
• Yap at
• Constant yap

Example Sentences

1. The little dog kept on yapping at every passerby.
2. She couldn’t focus on her work due to the constant yapping of the neighbor’s dog.
3. The puppy’s yap was high-pitched and persistent.
4. He started to yap about his weekend plans, even though no one was interested.
5. The constant yapping from the dog next door was driving everyone crazy.
6. The dog’s yap was a clear sign that it was excited or anxious.
7. She couldn’t concentrate because of the endless yapping on the phone.
8. The yap of the small dog was louder than its size would suggest.
9. The toddler began to yap excitedly about their favorite toy.
10. The yap from the park was distracting everyone from their conversations.
11. His tendency to yap about trivial matters often annoyed his colleagues.
12. The yapping of the dogs grew louder as they approached the park.
13. She gave up trying to ignore the yap of the dog across the street.
14. The little dog’s yap was incessant during the entire evening.
15. He started to yap about the issues he faced at work.
16. The yap of the small dog was enough to wake everyone up in the morning.
17. She was tired of his endless yapping about his weekend adventures.
18. The dog’s yapping was a sign that it wanted attention.
19. The yap from the dogs in the neighborhood was constant and annoying.
20. The baby began to yap when it saw the new toy.
21. The constant yap from the small dog made it hard to enjoy the peaceful evening.
22. She could hear the yapping of the neighbor’s dog even through closed windows.
23. He didn’t realize how much he had been yapping until he saw the bored faces of his friends.
24. The yap of the dog could be heard clearly from the other side of the park.
25. The incessant yapping made it difficult for them to relax.
26. The dog’s yap was high-pitched and persistent.
27. His yapping about the same topic was getting old.
28. The puppy’s yapping was a sign it needed to go outside.
29. She couldn’t escape the sound of the yapping dogs in the neighborhood.
30. He often yaps about his personal achievements without considering others’ interests.
31. The yapping from the small dogs could be heard all throughout the block.
32. The child began to yap about their favorite TV show.
33. The dog’s yap was particularly loud when it saw other animals.
34. She tried to block out the yapping noise and focus on her work.
35. The yapping of the dog was incessant and loud.
36. He had a habit of yapping about his personal problems during meetings.
37. The constant yapping from the dog made it hard to sleep.
38. The yap from the dog seemed to echo throughout the neighborhood.
39. She was frustrated by the endless yapping of the dogs in the area.
40. The puppy’s yap was a sign that it wanted to play.
41. His yapping during lunch breaks was becoming a bit much for his colleagues.
42. The yap of the dog was piercing and relentless.
43. The incessant yapping from the other dogs was distracting.
44. He was known to yap about his weekend plans non-stop.
45. The dog’s yapping continued despite attempts to quiet it down.
46. The yap of the small dog was constant throughout the evening.
47. She tried to ignore his yapping but found it increasingly annoying.
48. The yapping from the neighbor’s dog disrupted their quiet afternoon.
49. The puppy’s yap was a clear indication that it needed attention.
50. His tendency to yap about insignificant details often annoyed his friends.