Gabble

Definition of gabble:

part of speech: noun

Rapid, meaningless talk.

part of speech: verb

To talk rapidly or inarticulately.

part of speech: noun

GABBLER, GABBLING.

part of speech: noun

Rapid or silly talk.

part of speech: verb

To talk disconnectedly.

part of speech: verb

To say rapidly and senselessly.

part of speech: verb

To talk inarticulately: to chatter: to cackle like geese.

Usage examples for gabble:

• It was my most worthless gabble that first drew him toward me. "Nancy A Novel", Rhoda Broughton.

• Guessing starts gabble and gabble starts trouble! "All-Wool Morrison", Holman Day.

• Let the rest of us philosophers gabble but don't mix us up with the interests of the art department as such! "The Letters of William James, Vol. II", William James.

• If one said, for example, It's twenty minutes past noon, Mrs. Smallweed would at once begin to gabble Twenty pence! "Tales from Dickens", Charles Dickens and Hallie Erminie Rives.