Yap yap yap
When someone is so dumb they think they are smart. In turn all you hear when they speak is yap yap yap
Yap yap yap by cupsofsoup May 9, 2018
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yap yap yap
Yap-yap-yap means to talk with your friend(s) until told/asked to by an annoyed person of the yapping
yap yap yap by MichSkigSib January 4, 2017
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yap artist
Someone proficient at saying nothing of value while stringing so many meaningless words together it feels like your head might explode.
At a certain point during our dinner together, my mind unexpectedly replaced the voluminous verbiage of this yap artist with a pleasant low hum which in contrast was a seriously welcome relief.
yap artist by Dr Bunnygirl June 9, 2019
leslie yap
Usually refers to a young person who is a terrible driver and thinks they are right up there with rally-car drivers. Possibly someone who regularly hits cars...that are parked.
leslie yap by Barry2121 August 11, 2014
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