yapp
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of yapp
1880–85; named after William Yapp, 19th-century English bookseller
Example Sentences
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Andrew J. Koh, YAPP's principal investigator and the study's lead author, said the results also point to a bigger possibility.
From Science Daily
Canada racked up the fastest average ruck speed of any team in the pool stage and their relentless tempo denied their opponents, coached by former England captain Jo Yapp, any chance to set themselves in defence.
From BBC
Australia head coach Jo Yapp: "We knew if we gave them time and allowed them to quick ball, they are a really dangerous side and that showed in the first half. They were able to get in behind us and get their offloading game away and it becomes really challenging."
From BBC
When the camera panned to his Australia counterpart Jo Yapp shortly after, they caught her quick grin.
From BBC
Australia and Yapp didn't hit that jackpot in the end.
From BBC
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