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jabbering

ADJECTIVE

babbling

Synonyms

STRONG

blabbering blathering blithering chitchatting driveling gabbling gibbering prattling

ADJECTIVE

gabby

Synonyms

WEAK

chattering chatty effusive garrulous glib gossiping gushing long-winded loose-lipped loquacious mouthy prattling prolix talky verbose voluble windy wordy

Antonyms

WEAK

close-mouthed quiet secretive

ADJECTIVE

loquacious

Synonyms

STRONGEST

chatty garrulous long-winded voluble

WEAK

babbling chattering fluent gabby gossipy loose-lipped motormouth multiloquent prolix verbose wordy yacking

Antonyms

STRONGEST

quiet silent untalkative

WEAK

restrained subdued

NOUN

babble

Synonyms

STRONGEST

drivel gibberish jargon

STRONG

blubbering burble chatter clamor gab gabble gossip gushing jabber murmur muttering prattle ranting tattling

WEAK

idle talk

Antonyms

STRONGEST

sense

STRONG

silence

WEAK

quiet wisdom

NOUN

jabberwocky

Synonyms

STRONG

blather blatherskite chatter clamor drivel gab gabble gibberish gossip jabber jargon murmur muttering nonsense prate prattle ranting twaddle

WEAK

blubbering burble double talk gushing idle talk tattling

Antonyms

STRONG

fact sense silence

NOUN

prattle

Synonyms

STRONG

blubbering burble chatter chit-chat drivel gab gabble gibberish gossip jabber jargon murmur ranting tattling twaddle

WEAK

hot air idle talk small talk trivial talk

Antonyms

STRONG

sense

Example Sentences

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Jabbering Brazilian covers band bass player Fernando Duarte sat down with relegation-threatened Brazilian goalkeeper Julio Cesar and asked him some questions.

From The Guardian • Feb. 1, 2013

"Jabbering about hurts, fears and emotional mumbo jumbo is one of the great privileges of two friends talking," Darla emphasizes.

From Seattle Times • Jan. 24, 2011

We warned him to keep away, but he fell aboard us, and up climbed his Jabbering red-caps.

From Rewards and Fairies by Kipling, Rudyard

Jabbering in his patois, swearing so many candles to the Virgin for this night's work.

From A Splendid Hazard by MacGrath, Harold

"Then let's ha' King Charles," sayes George; "Nay, let's have his son," sayes Hugh; "Nay, let's have none," sayes Jabbering Jone; "Nay, let's be all kings," sayes Prue.

From Cavalier Songs and Ballads of England from 1642 to 1684 by Mackay, Charles

jabbering

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