Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Yak"

A: Yak, meaning talking too much.

Yak, an animal. (Ox)

A: It's not common. Some people may make fun of someone who is talking too much by saying 'yak yak yak' to them.

A: It's an animal, but you could use the term yak or yarn as a quick chat with someone :)

A: “Yak” is a kind of animal. Here is a dictionary definition and a picture of a Yak:

a large domesticated wild ox with shaggy hair, humped shoulders, and large horns, used in Tibet as a pack animal and for its milk, meat, and hide.

A: @Joao054 : an 'ox' is notoriously a bull whose testicles were removed. Until the dawn of the mechanization of agriculture, that was a way to make a bull keep all its energy in order to exploit it for pulling a cart or a plough to plow the fields. A 'yak' is a different species from the one bull/ox belongs to, and spread in central Asia. To the best of my knowledge a 'yak' isn't usually castrated as bulls are (and this makes a first although minor difference between yak and ox), yet it's exploited like bulls for pulling heavy equipment and their meat plus for its hair which is used as the wool from sheep and goats to make warm clothes and garments, like sweaters: this is perhaps the most notable difference between bull/ox and yak, because bull/ox's hair aren't precious. All the other differences between the two species are physical and can be best told by pictures. Here follow two pictures, one with two oxen pulling a cart, and one with an Asian yak:

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A: YAK: short A sound, like APPLE

VASE: VAZ -- LONG A SOUND... like ate, neighbor, cake. with a Z on the end, like in ZEBRA.

ZEBRA: ZEE-BRUH (long E sound like in eagle, speak. then short U sound like UMBRELLA)

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