to blabber
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7.8
- verb
- /ˈblæbər/
- Informal
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- He just couldn't help but blabber the secret he promised to keep.
- stop blabbering
- just blabbering
OK, So you just start blabbing about anything.
- OK, So you just start blabbing about anything.
- And here I am on Joe Rogan shooting my big mouth off, you know, innocently blabbing away.
- And anybody who talks about knowing who's up, who's down, who's out, I think is just blabbering.
- And you could sit there just blabbing away normally and people will listen to you or not and post on story.
- So let's stop blabbing and go to the tutorial where the pirates got a scar of a mermaid.
- So that or we're just fucking idiots or we're just blabbering hot air, a lot of noise and you know, hopefully giving people a bit of a chuckle.
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I agree, but when both men have the same position, one must blabber on and on about trivial details to make a point.
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And when does he stop blabbering about "fighting for change" and start actually leading the country?
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I think we decided not to blabber on over endless nonsense regarding what is, might, or could be going on.
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OK, So you just start blabbing about anything.
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So if you're going to blabber it all around the place, we might as well pack up and leave now.
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Stop blabbering and tell this girl your proposition.
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Do try to stay on topic and try to avoid blabbering.
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Alcoholics tend to blabber and brag.
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And if you're still blabbering when I get back here, I'm gonna divorce your tongue from your mouth.
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Ban Ki-moon and other international climate alarmists continue blabbering about the forthcoming "global warming catastrophe."
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Synonyms
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4.5
To reveal secret information, often by mistake
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2.7
To talk quickly and without stopping about unimportant things
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7.4
To tell secrets without thinking
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6.0
Tell a secret by accident before others know
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8.0
To talk a lot in a silly way that makes little sense
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8.4
To talk on and on in a silly way about unimportant things
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9.9
To talk in a silly, confused way that has little meaning
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8.1
To tell someone your private feelings or secrets openly
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5.3
Tell secret information carelessly to others
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8.4
To talk quickly about small, unimportant things
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7.3
To reveal too much personal information to other people
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7.1
To talk a lot about small unimportant things, often about other people
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7.9
To talk quickly and unclearly so others cannot understand you
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8.5
To tell private or bad things about someone to other people
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9.9
To talk for a long time about things that do not matter
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9.4
To talk for a long time about unimportant things
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7.9
To tell a secret carelessly or without meaning to
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9.1
To openly say something people usually keep secret
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9.9
To talk a long time in a silly or unimportant way
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6.4
To talk so much that you stop others from speaking
To tell secrets without thinking
To tell someone your secret or worrying thoughts and feelings
Talk in a light, silly way about other people
To talk for a long time about unimportant things in a silly way
To talk a lot in a silly, pointless way
To talk or act in a silly, unimportant way
To talk in a slow, unclear way about unimportant things
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word blabber comes from the short word blab, a word that copies the sound of quick talking and means 'to tell secrets', and is like babble for silly, fast talk. So to blabber is to talk too much or to reveal things carelessly.