Definition of yaffler in English:

yaffler

noun ˈjaflə

Australian informal

(in Tasmania) a person who is very talkative, especially someone who talks nonsense or boasts.
they reckon he is a yaffler who talks the talk but can't back it up
Example sentencesExamples
- Where was the wingman in the VFL who could match the cheeky exuberance of 'Yaffler' Gaby?
- It was not only the report of that commision that he objected to, but at the way it was treated, and also the manner in which all sorts of "yafflers" came in at the end of it.
- Do we want a poor communicator who works at getting the job done, or a yaffler who speaks constantly but does little?
- I'm only grateful that you didn't include me in this here group of yafflers.
- He thought he was a yaffler. He supposed he liked him all right, but his endless opinions on everything bored him.
- He is a yaffler, but also a dedicated semi professional prospector with a wealth of knowledge and experience.
- Maybe I'm a bit of a yaffler anyway but it was all good.
- He was also quite a yaffler so I find it hard to believe he would not speak to his client during a service.

Origin

Late 19th century: from British dialect yaffle 'talk fast and meaninglessly'.

词汇	yaffler
释义	Definition of yaffler in English: yaffler noun ˈjaflə Australian informal (in Tasmania) a person who is very talkative, especially someone who talks nonsense or boasts. they reckon he is a yaffler who talks the talk but can't back it up Example sentencesExamples Where was the wingman in the VFL who could match the cheeky exuberance of 'Yaffler' Gaby? It was not only the report of that commision that he objected to, but at the way it was treated, and also the manner in which all sorts of "yafflers" came in at the end of it. Do we want a poor communicator who works at getting the job done, or a yaffler who speaks constantly but does little? I'm only grateful that you didn't include me in this here group of yafflers. He thought he was a yaffler. He supposed he liked him all right, but his endless opinions on everything bored him. He is a yaffler, but also a dedicated semi professional prospector with a wealth of knowledge and experience. Maybe I'm a bit of a yaffler anyway but it was all good. He was also quite a yaffler so I find it hard to believe he would not speak to his client during a service. Origin Late 19th century: from British dialect yaffle 'talk fast and meaninglessly'.
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