yawn
verb/busɨˈʒaɾ/high
bo·ce·jar
Definition
To open the mouth wide and inhale deeply, usually involuntarily due to drowsiness, boredom, or fatigue.
He kept yawning during the lecture.
She yawned at the boring movie.
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Common collocations
yawn widelyyawn from tirednesssuppress a yawn
Etymology
Do latim vulgar 'bat(t)uciare', de origem onomatopeica.