jabbered
/ˈdʒæbərd/
VERB
1. Talking rapidly or unintelligibly
To speak rapidly, indistinctly, or incoherently, often producing words or sounds that are difficult to understand.
1.1. Incoherent or unintelligible speech
Speaking quickly and indistinctly, making it difficult for listeners to understand what is being said.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- articulated
- enunciated
- pronounced
Examples
- The students eagerly jabbered about their weekend escapades, filling the classroom with animated chatter.
Related Words
- gibberish
- nonsense
- incoherence
- rambling
- indistinct speech
- unclear pronunciation
1.2. Animated and continuous conversation
Talking excitedly, continuously, or at length with other people, often in a lively informal conversation.
Synonyms
- chatted
- chattered
- gabbed
- gossiped
- nattered
- jawed
- yakked
- yacked
- shot the breeze
- chewed the fat
- chewed the rag
- schmoozed
Examples
- As the politician spoke, the crowd around him jabbered with excitement, discussing his policy proposals.
- In the lively cafe, friends laughed and jabbered over cups of coffee, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
- The journalists quickly jabbered with each other, exchanging information and updates before the press conference.
- Despite the librarian's efforts to maintain silence, the children in the reading corner joyfully jabbered about the books they discovered.
Related Words
- conversation
- chitchat
- small talk
- socializing
- banter
- discussion
- exchange of ideas