to bibble
- verb
- /ˈbɪbəl/
- Archaic
:
hablar sin sentido
- She bibbled quickly.
Examples
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After staying up all night, she could only bibble during the morning meeting.
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He started to bibble nervously when asked about the missing documents.
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The children began to bibble excitedly about their weekend adventures.
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Tom bibbles all the time!
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During the meeting, he began to bibble nervously, mumbling words that made no sense.
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When asked for his opinion, he started to bibble about unrelated topics, confusing everyone around him.
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She tends to bibble when she gets nervous, often rambling about silly things that don't matter.
Synonyms
86
2.7
To talk quickly and without stopping about unimportant things
75
4.4
Talk quickly in a silly way that is hard to understand
48
5.3
To talk or write for a long time without a clear point
18
5.4
To move in a clumsy, confused way
15
6.2
Talk for a long time in an unclear way about small unimportant things
12
8.0
To talk a lot in a silly way that makes little sense
9
8.4
To talk on and on in a silly way about unimportant things
8
6.5
To talk quickly and excitedly in a way that is hard to understand
7
9.9
To talk in a silly, confused way that has little meaning
5
8.6
To make quick unclear sounds when you are nervous or excited
5
6.6
To talk for a long time about small boring things
4
7.5
To speak in short, broken sounds when angry or shocked
3
6.3
To speak so the words run together and are hard to understand
2
7.7
To talk a lot in an annoying, noisy way
1
7.9
To talk quickly and unclearly so others cannot understand you
1
9.9
To speak very fast so others cannot understand
1
9.9
To talk a long time in a silly or unimportant way
To talk a lot without saying anything important
To talk a lot in a silly, pointless way
To talk quickly and without stopping about unimportant things
To talk for a long time about unimportant things in a silly way
To talk or act in a silly, unimportant way
To talk in a slow, unclear way about unimportant things
To talk in a boring way without saying anything useful
Antonyms
How Coherent
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bibble meaning to speak fast is close to the common word babble, which means 'to talk without much sense', and the repeated 'b' sounds give the idea of quick, foolish speech. So, bibble here means to speak rapidly and incoherently.