Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪbərɪŋ/
verb to speak rapidly and unintelligibly
A1 The baby was gibbering happily as she played with her toys.
A2 The old man started gibbering incoherently after drinking too much.
B1 The comedian's jokes had the audience gibbering with laughter.
B2 The politician's speech was so confusing that it left many people gibbering in confusion.
C1 The scientist was gibbering excitedly about the breakthrough in their research.
C2 The actor's performance was so intense that it left the audience gibbering with emotion.
adjective characterized by rapid and unintelligible speech
A1 She was gibbering in fear when she saw the spider.
A2 The baby started gibbering happily when his mother entered the room.
B1 The drunk man was gibbering nonsense on the street corner.
B2 The old man sat in the park gibbering to himself, lost in his own world.
C1 The politician's speech was filled with gibbering rhetoric that failed to address any real issues.
C2 The cult leader's followers were often seen gibbering incoherently during their ceremonies.
formal The professor was taken aback by the gibbering of the student during the presentation.
informal I couldn't understand a word of what he was gibbering about.
slang Stop gibbering nonsense and focus on the task at hand.
figurative The sound of the wind through the trees was like nature's gibbering conversation.
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