jabber
1jab·ber
verb \ˈja-bər\jab·beredjab·ber·ing \ˈja-b(ə-)riŋ\
Definition of JABBER
intransitive verb
: to talk rapidly, indistinctly, or unintelligibly
transitive verb
: to speak rapidly or indistinctly
— jab·ber·er \ˈja-bər-ər\ noun
Examples of JABBER
- They jabbered away for hours.
- She rushed into the room jabbering something about a dog.
Origin of JABBER
Middle English jaberen, of imitative origin
First Known Use: 15th century
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2jabber
nounDefinition of JABBER
Examples of JABBER
- <to me the baby's speech was simply jabber, but his mother claimed to know exactly what he was saying>
First Known Use of JABBER
1708
Related to JABBER
- Synonyms
- abracadabra, babble, blabber, burble, double Dutch, double-talk, drivel, gabble, gibber, gibberish, jabberwocky, mumbo jumbo, nonsense, prattle, slobber
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