1. plural of yak: large, long-haired wild or domesticated oxen of Tibet and central Asia

1. third person singular present of yak: talks persistently or chatter
Usage: informal

Examples

• The yaks grazed peacefully in the high mountain pasture.
• Tibetan herders depend on their yaks for milk, meat, and transportation.
• Wild yaks can weigh up to 2,000 pounds.
• The thick fur of yaks protects them from harsh mountain weather.
• She always yaks on the phone for hours.
• He yaks constantly during movies.
• My neighbor yaks about her garden every morning.