yawn
31Yawn (disambiguation) — Yawn or yawning may refer to:Yawn* A yawn is a reflex of deep inhalation and exhalation associated with being tired, with a need to sleep, or from lack of stimulation. * The Hippo s Yawn is a rock in Western Australia resembling to a yawning… …
32yawn´ful|ly — yawn|ful «YAWN fuhl», adjective. causing one to yawn; tiresome; tedious: »He writes at yawnful length about…distortions of his positions (Time). –yawn´ful|ly, adverb …
33yawn|ful — «YAWN fuhl», adjective. causing one to yawn; tiresome; tedious: »He writes at yawnful length about…distortions of his positions (Time). –yawn´ful|ly, adverb …
34yawn´ing|ly — yawn|ing «YAW nihng», adjective. 1. characterized by or producing yawns; yawny; yawnful: »The account of the character of Mr. Legge is the most yawning pamphlet I ever read (John Wilkes). 2. opening or open wide: »a lofty pass…surrounded by… …
35yawn|ing — «YAW nihng», adjective. 1. characterized by or producing yawns; yawny; yawnful: »The account of the character of Mr. Legge is the most yawning pamphlet I ever read (John Wilkes). 2. opening or open wide: »a lofty pass…surrounded by yawning… …
36yawn-arrhea — The cascade effect caused by one person yawning in a crowd, thereby forcing everyone around to yawn in succession Although she knew she shouldn t have, Cheryl yawned during the board meeting, and within 10 minutes yawn arrhea had set in and… …
37yawn-arrhea — The cascade effect caused by one person yawning in a crowd, thereby forcing everyone around to yawn in succession Although she knew she shouldn t have, Cheryl yawned during the board meeting, and within 10 minutes yawn arrhea had set in and… …
38yawn — 1. verb /jɔːn,jɔn,jɑn/ a) To open the mouth widely and take a long, rather deep breath, often because one is tired and sometimes accompanied by pandiculation. The canyon yawns as it has done for millions of years, and we stand looking, dumbstruck …
39YAWN — Young Americans With Narcolepsy (Community » Non Profit Organizations) …
40yawn — Synonyms and related words: aperture, boredom, broaching, cavity, chasm, check, clearing, cleft, crack, dehisce, dehiscence, disclosure, doldrums, doze, drowse, ennui, fenestra, fistula, fontanel, foramen, gap, gape, gaping, gat, gulf, hang open …
