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Wiktionary
yapping

n. A sound that yaps. vb. (present participle of yap English)

WordNet
yap
  1. n. informal terms for the mouth [syn: trap, cakehole, hole, maw, gob]

  2. v. bark in a high-pitched tone; "the puppies yelped" [syn: yelp, yip]

  3. [also: yapping, yapped]

yapping

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Usage examples of "yapping".

The yapping and howling began before they were halfway through the low corridor, which was fit only for trolls.

My collar was used to drag me from the pen and down a long corridor of similar cages, the dogs in these now yapping furiously, adding to the uproar.

The girl Judith saw me and called out to the man who had by now entered the building, but the yapping of the other dogs succeeded in drowning her cry.

A burst of energy swept through me as though a switch had been turned on somewhere inside, and I dashed after the older dog, yapping joyfully, tail erect, eyes gleaming.

I was soon across the car park and yapping around the Renault, frantic for my wife to recognise me.

Several times she had seen him swinging along defiantly, his dinner pail in his hand, while the neighborhood boys dogged his heels at a safe distance and informed him in yapping chorus that he was a scab and no good.

The sound, designed to get his attention, made him start with alarm, though danger on Tosev 3 was likelier to start with angry shouts from Big Uglies or with the frightened yappings of their animals.

At a few minutes past eight on a cold and dark Monday morning the parking area should have been an expanse of emptiness dotted with the odd car belonging to members of the morning shift, but today it was tightly crammed with a congestion of assorted vehicles: army trucks, a hired coach, the mobile canteen from county headquarters, and two small vans which, at first, Mullett did not recognize until the petulant whinings and yappings from within told him they were the dog handler's transport.

I've heard more than enough of the yappings of you and your pack of curs, thank you!