blabber (Meaning)
blabber (n)
one who reveals confidential information in return for money
blabber (v)
speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly
blabber (n.)
A tattler; a telltale.
Synonyms & Antonyms of blabber
Synonyms:
- chatterbox
- gasbag
- jay
- windbag
- prattler
- conversationalist
- gossiper
- blabbermouth
- motormouth
- converser
- gossip
- babbler
- blowhard
- talker
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blabber Sentence Examples
- The toddler was a constant blabber, filling the room with nonsensical chatter.
- It's hard to concentrate with all the blabber going on in the background.
- Whenever she's nervous, she tends to blabber uncontrollably.
- The politician's speech was nothing but empty blabber, lacking any substance.
- His drunken blabber revealed more than he intended to share.
- The teacher had to quiet down the classroom full of blabbering students.
- Instead of providing useful information, all he did was blabber on about irrelevant topics.
- Despite his attempts to sound knowledgeable, his blabber betrayed his lack of understanding.
- The counselor patiently listened to the client's emotional blabber, offering support and guidance.
- The TV show's host tried to steer the conversation away from the guest's aimless blabber.
FAQs About the word blabber
one who reveals confidential information in return for money, speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantlyA tattler; a telltale.
chatterer, magpie, chatterbox, gasbag, jay, windbag, prattler, conversationalist, gossiper,blabbermouth
pronounce, articulate,pronounce, articulate,enunciate, enunciate,
The toddler was a constant blabber, filling the room with nonsensical chatter.
It's hard to concentrate with all the blabber going on in the background.
Whenever she's nervous, she tends to blabber uncontrollably.
The politician's speech was nothing but empty blabber, lacking any substance.
