intj

yadda

Yadda (intj) means used repeated ("yadda yadda yadda") to skip over details that are boring, obvious, or not worth spelling out. Example: “He explained the whole plan — you need a permit, yadda yadda yadda, and then you can start.”

intj

Used repeated ("yadda yadda yadda") to skip over details that are boring, obvious, or not worth spelling out.

"He explained the whole plan — you need a permit, yadda yadda yadda, and then you can start."

"She said sorry, promised to change, yadda yadda, the usual story."

How to use yadda

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA filler phrase for "and so on" or "you know the rest," often used a bit dismissively.

When to use it

Casual and conversational; popularized by the sitcom Seinfeld.

Word forms

yaddas plural

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He explained the whole plan — you need a permit, _____ yadda yadda, and then you can start.

Etymology

See yada yada yada.

Frequently asked questions

What does “yadda” mean?

The word “yadda” means used repeated ("yadda yadda yadda") to skip over details that are boring, obvious, or not worth spelling out. In plain terms, a filler phrase for "and so on" or "you know the rest," often used a bit dismissively.

How do you use “yadda” in a sentence?

Here is “yadda” used in a sentence: “He explained the whole plan — you need a permit, yadda yadda yadda, and then you can start.”

What part of speech is “yadda”?

“Yadda” is an intj.

What is the meaning of yadda?

"yadda" (intj) means used repeated ("yadda yadda yadda") to skip over details that are boring, obvious, or not worth spelling out.

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