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yada

yada

11 9.9
A short spoken word that shows there are more similar things not said
  • other
  • /ˈjɑːdə/
  • Slang
translation icon : y cosas así
  • I was your daughter up until my teens... defiant and stubborn (yada yada yada)...
  • moi, yada
  • supposedly, yada
  • privacy, yada

And I made-up a list on the outside it said drama, you know, life, kids, dating, personal, you know, health, yada, yada.

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Examples

  • Frustrations of not having a team, flaky artists, yada yada yada, have culminated in me wanting to give it up.

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  • Three years ago - 'great legislation for privacy protection', yada yada yada.

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  • And then on top of that, we got that yada yada investment there.

  • I will talk about growth and yada yada yada, but that is all.

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  • Desperate times call for yada, yada, yada...

  • I get so confused with all the codes and yada yada yada.

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  • Just look at the P/E ratio, book value per share, capitalization, industry competition... yada yada yada.

    Blog text (11)
  • A lot of work to do, Baldwin Project, yada, yada, yada.

  • In a calm and collected manner, I explained to them my situation, my dedication to the firm, the abuse of company resources by those above my pay grade, yada yada.

  • During the meeting, he spoke about the project timelines, budget concerns, and yada yada to indicate there were more details to discuss.

Synonyms

yadda
vsyada
  • Slang
24 9.2

A short word people say to skip part of a list or story

is an informal filler that simply marks continuation
and so forth
vsyada
16 1.0

Use to refer to other things like those already mentioned

is an informal filler that sounds less formal and more casual
and so on
vsyada
8 1.4

To talk about other similar things without naming them

is the informal filler used to signal more of the same
all that jazz
vsyada
  • Informal
1 7.9

Other similar things you could mention

is a simple informal filler without the colorful tone

How Casual

yada
  • Slang
11 9.9
and so on
111 1.4
et cetera
2 3.3

Surface Forms

yada main

Etymology

Yada probably comes from a Yiddish or Hebrew word or from people copying the quick sound of casual talk. It is often repeated as 'yada, yada' to skip boring details, so it means 'and so on'.