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Gabble

Definition of gabble:

To talk rapidly or inarticulately.

GABBLER, GABBLING.

To talk disconnectedly.

To say rapidly and senselessly.

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

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.

Violate

To treat roughly or severely; to ill- use; to encroach or trespass upon; as, to violate an other's rights or property; to profane or treat irreverently; as, to violate a tomb or grave; to transgress, as the law; to disregard, as a treaty; to break, as a promise; to outrage or dishonor. ...