jabberers
/ˈdʒæbərərz/
NOUN
1. People who talk rapidly or excessively
People who speak continuously, rapidly, or excessively, often producing lively, rambling, or difficult-to-follow conversation.
1.1. Excessively talkative people
People who talk a great deal, often dominating conversations or leaving little opportunity for others to speak.
Synonyms
- chatterboxes
- chatterers
- babblers
- blabbermouths
- blabbers
- gabblers
- prattlers
- motormouths
- windbags
- gasbags
- blatherers
- blatherskites
- blowhards
Examples
- The party became lively as the jabberers shared their experiences and anecdotes.
- In the bustling marketplace, a group of enthusiastic jabberers attracted a curious crowd.
- As the movie credits rolled, the excited jabberers discussed their favorite scenes and characters.
Related Words
1.2. People who gossip or spread rumors
People who habitually discuss other people's private affairs, spread rumors, or pass along information about others.
Synonyms
- gossipers
- gossips
- talebearers
- tattlers
- tattletales
- blabbermouths
Related Words
1.3. People who speak actively in discussions
People who participate enthusiastically in conversations, discussions, or group exchanges, readily expressing their opinions and ideas.
Synonyms
- conversationalists
- conversers
- talkers
- discoursers
Examples
- During the seminar, the speaker encouraged the audience to be active jabberers in the Q&A session.
- The online forum was filled with passionate jabberers expressing diverse opinions on the controversial topic.
Related Words
- discussion
- conversation
- dialogue
- exchange of ideas
- participation
- communication