yawn|yawned|yawning|yawns in English
verb
[jɔːn]
involuntarily open the mouth wide and inhale due to drowsiness or fatigue
Use "yawn|yawned|yawning|yawns" in a sentence
1. Dogs yawned more frequently at familiar yawns, such as from their owners, than at unfamiliar yawns from strangers.
2. (Yawn) Scientists discovered this empathetic response to yawning while testing the first hypothesis we mentioned, fixed action pattern.
3. Dogs Yawn Contagiously Too Like humans, dogs are prone to yawning when they see someone else do it—and a new study shows that they yawn most frequently in response to their owner
4. Her yawn was a Pavlovian response to my yawn.
5. The hell yawns for that rogue.
6. In one study of 328 people who were shown a three-minute video of people yawning, 82% of people under 25 Contagiously yawned, while just 60% of people ages 25 to 49 Contagiously …
7. She yawned during his lecture.
8. She giggles, Cries, yawns, whines and babbles
9. Even yawning excessively can cause Burping
10. She giggles, Cries, yawns, whines and babbles
11. She yawned, and stretched lazily.
12. He stretched and yawned lazily.
13. He yawned and fell asleep.
14. He yawned a doubtful relay.
15. Yeah, the old yawning trick.
16. 'Yes?' she said, yawning audibly.
17. He yawns, not troubling to cover his mouth.
18. The deep crevasse yawned at their feet.
19. He yawned his jaws out of joint.
20. He sat up and yawned hugely.
21. He stood up, stretched and yawned.
22. A crevasse yawned beneath their feet.
23. A crevasse yawned at their feet.
24. She managed to stifle a yawn.
25. I felt so sleepy I couldn't stop yawning.