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Yap (Yapp.ing / Yapp.er) is a word to describe somebody that doesn't stop speaking. He is constantly bullied most of the time for being annoying.
Yap: Is commonly known for having no instinct on when to talk. Making people embarrassed and hate the "Yapper" more.
Yap (Yapp.ing / Yapp.er) is a word to describe somebody that doesn't stop speaking. He is constantly bullied most of the time for being annoying.
Yap: Is commonly known for having no instinct on when to talk. Making people embarrassed and hate the "Yapper" more.
God damn that guy is such a fucking yapper.
Holy shit that guy can not stop talking bro came from yapperist university
Holy shit that guy can not stop talking bro came from yapperist university
by ConstantlyYapping October 15, 2023
A slang term used for the substance MDMA (AKA Molly), most commonly used in New York, Connecticut, & New Jersey.
by hawwwkwkw October 26, 2020
by dragonslayer_3.14 July 15, 2014
Meaning "Young Asian Pussy" the word yap is often used to fetishize an Asian females sex-organ. like wise, yap can also mean "Young Asian Penis" which highlights an Asians ability to retain they're youth.
by yellowyap May 16, 2014
Dogs that yap and bark can aggravate both you and your neighbors. Curing your dog of an established yapping problem does take time and patience, but it is possible. The most important part of curing the issue is consistency in how you deal with the yapping issue.Consider using a white noise machine or playing a radio softly. If your dog is barking in response to noises outside, encourage her to be quiet by drowning out some of the noise.
Teach your dog to be quiet on command. Keep some treats handy while doing this, as an immediate reward makes the process move quicker. When you catch your dog yapping, tell her "hush," "quiet" or any other command you choose, but use the same one each time. She will probably stop yakking when she hears your voice, praise him and toss her a treat. Continue the process, and she will soon learn to quiet on your command.
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd October 24, 2019
by andrew hausele July 23, 2012