Pronunciation: /ˈblæbər/
noun a person who talks excessively or foolishly
A1 She couldn't stop her blabber during the movie.
A2 The child's constant blabber was starting to annoy the other students.
B1 His blabber about his personal life made everyone uncomfortable.
B2 I can't stand her endless blabber about nothing important.
C1 The politician's blabber during the debate was criticized for lacking substance.
C2 Her blabber in the meeting revealed confidential information that should not have been shared.
verb to talk rapidly and incessantly
A1 She blabbered on and on about her new puppy.
A2 The children blabbered excitedly about their upcoming field trip.
B1 He tends to blabber when he's nervous.
B2 The politician blabbered on during the press conference, not really saying anything of substance.
C1 The professor blabbered on about the complexities of quantum physics, losing most of the class in the process.
C2 She was known for blabbering endlessly at social gatherings, much to the annoyance of her friends.
formal The speaker's constant blabber during the meeting was distracting.
informal Stop blabbering and let me concentrate!
slang She's always blabbering on about her problems.
figurative His mind was a constant blabber of thoughts and ideas.
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