Yawn out
/jɔn aʊt/B2
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1. To utter words, sounds, or expressions with a yawn, often indicating tiredness or disinterest.
- He yawned out a reluctant yes when asked if he wanted to come along.
- During the boring lecture, she yawned out her response to the teacher's question.
- After a long night, he could only manage to yawn out his goodbyes before heading home.
- She yawned out her answer, too tired to say anything more.
- The baby yawned out a small sound before falling back to sleep.
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