Yakking

The local market offered a variety of yakking products, including hats, gloves, and blankets, made by skilled artisans.

The politician couldn't stop yakking about his new policy proposal.

The office atmosphere was often disrupted by the employees' yakking and gossiping.

The customer kept yakking about the high prices of the products.

Local communities in the region rely on yakking for their livelihood and source of income.

She's always yakking about how unfair her workload is.

He's constantly yakking about his co-workers and their incompetence.

The villagers rely on yakking for their livelihood, using their wool for various products.

The politician's campaign rally was filled with passionate yakking about policy reform.

The politician spent the entire speech yakking about the opposition's policies.

The politician's speech was filled with empty promises and meaningless yakking.

The politician's speech was interrupted by the audience's yakking and heckling.

The office gossip's constant yakking about colleagues created a toxic work environment.