yawner

IPA: jˈɔnɝ

A person who yawns.
(entertainment, sports, informal) Something unexciting or boring, as a book, sporting event, or performance.

Examples of "yawner" in Sentences

The Basilica is certainly no "yawner" and I take that back.
They were important conversations, picked right out of the books ... but ... well, kind of a yawner.
Choosing someone from PETA or HSUS as villian of the year would be a yawner -- yeah, what else is new?
Buying cokes on your cell fone is coming, but it is a yawner, and has nothing to do with rural broadband.
Saying a NFL division match-up with playoff implications is a yawner is a pretty big stretch, especially considering how physical the Giants and Eagles are.
First there was a dreary 0-0 tie versus Uruguay the kind of yawner that if you had showed it to a soccer-ambivalent American, hoping to get them hooked on the Beautiful Game, they'd have called the police on you.
In Geronimo v. Obama the descendants of Geronimo have filed suit, demanding that the Yale Skull and Bones society return to them the skull of Go-lah-ka-yey (the yawner) who died of pneumonia in 1909 while still a prisoner in Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Now at the top of the local politics food chain, Adams 'weaknesses are revealed, and the revelation is a yawner: Adams is, in fact, a mediocre leader who's finding out that the smarmy platitudes are no longer sufficient, and cannot replace leadership, real ethics, and courageous judgement.