to yadda
- verb
- /ˈjædə/
- Slang
- When asked for details, he just yaddaed and moved on without explaining anything important.
Examples
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During the meeting, she would often yadda instead of getting to the main point.
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Can you stop yadding and get to the point?
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He started to yadda about his weekend, repeating the same stories over and over.
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He just kept yaddaing about his weekend plans.
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She kept yaddaing during her presentation, making it hard for the audience to stay focused.
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Instead of answering the question directly, he just yaddaed about unrelated topics.
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I found his tendency to yadda during discussions quite frustrating because it wasted time.
Synonyms
Talk quickly in a silly way that is hard to understand
Talk loudly for a long time while complaining
To talk a lot in a silly way that makes little sense
To talk on and on in a silly way about unimportant things
To talk a lot about unimportant things in an annoying way
To talk a lot in an annoying, noisy way
To talk quickly and unclearly so others cannot understand you
To talk in a boring way without saying anything useful
Antonyms
How Boring
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yadda grew from saying 'yada, yada, yada' to avoid giving details, the same idea as repeating 'blah'. So to yadda as a verb is to talk in a boring, repeating way or to skip details instead of explaining them.