Jabberer

Pronunciation: /ˈdʒæbərər/

Definitions of jabberer

noun someone who jabbers or chatters incessantly

Example Sentences

A1 The jabberer in the group wouldn't stop talking during the movie.

A2 She's known as the office jabberer because she never stops gossiping.

B1 The jabberer at the party was entertaining everyone with his stories.

B2 As a skilled jabberer, she could keep a conversation going for hours.

C1 The political jabberer dominated the debate with his eloquent arguments.

C2 The renowned jabberer was invited to speak at the prestigious conference.

Examples of jabberer in a Sentence

formal The jabberer in the meeting wouldn't stop talking and let others speak.

informal I can't stand that jabberer at the party who never stops gossiping.

slang That jabberer is always yapping about nonsense.

figurative Her mind was like a room full of jabberers, never quiet or still.

Grammatical Forms of jabberer

• past tense: jabbered
• plural: jabberers
• comparative: more jabbering
• superlative: most jabbering
• present tense: jabbers
• future tense: will jabber
• perfect tense: have jabbered
• continuous tense: is jabbering
• singular: jabberer
• positive degree: jabberer
• infinitive: to jabber
• gerund: jabbering
• participle: jabbering

Origin and Evolution of jabberer

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'jabberer' originated from the Middle English term 'jaberen' which meant to chatter or talk rapidly.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'jabberer' has retained its meaning of someone who talks rapidly or in a nonsensical manner, often used to describe someone who is gossipy or overly talkative.