Yacked

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. Ejected the contents of the stomach through the mouth ; spoke at length in a loud or repetitive manner
2. Forced up stomach contents as a reaction to sickness or disgust ; engaged in prolonged or noisy talking
3. Threw up or regurgitated food or drink ; chatted continuously in a loud and often annoying way

Etymology: "Yacked" is the past tense of "yack," which means to talk noisily and at length, and, in slang, to vomit. The talking sense is American slang from the late nineteenth century, probably imitative of the noise of chattering, and "yak" is a close variant spelling. The vomiting sense is a later slang extension, likely tied to the noisy, heaving sound of retching, though its exact origin is uncertain.

Synonyms: chattered, talked, gabbled

Antonyms: listened, quieted