jabbers
/ˈdʒæbərz/
VERB
1. Talking rapidly, indistinctly, or unintelligibly
To talk rapidly, indistinctly, or unintelligibly; to utter gibberish or nonsense.
1.1. Rapid or incoherent speech
Speaking quickly and indistinctly, often producing confused, nonsensical, or difficult-to-understand words.
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Antonyms
- articulates
- enunciates
- pronounces
Examples
- During the sports commentary, the fast-paced play-by-play announcer was known for being a rapid jabbers.
Related Words
1.2. Continuous or lively conversation
Talking continuously and animatedly with others, often in an informal social setting or during an enthusiastic discussion.
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Examples
- In the crowded market, street vendors were enthusiastic jabbers, trying to attract customers to their stalls.
- The lively debate echoed through the hall as passionate jabbers argued their points of view.
- In the bustling office, coworkers were animated jabbers during their coffee break, discussing weekend plans.
- As the comedian took the stage, the audience erupted in laughter, their joyous jabbers filling the comedy club.