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blabber
/ ˈblæbə /
noun
- a person who blabs
- idle chatter
verb
- intr to talk without thinking; chatter
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Word History and Origins
Origin of blabber1
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Example Sentences
You learn a lesson in any case: To blabber is human, to button divine.
Compared with a British admiral, Tacitus was a loquacious and copious blabber and babbler.
If you like to tell me more, you can do it quite safely; I'm no blabber, and I'm not a rascal.
He is no blabber, to divulge secrets committed to his bosom for security by confiding friendship.
Pal, we're blabber-mouths compared with your British Intelligence Service.
Just as soon as a woman reads a book, she's got to talk highfurlutin' blabber.
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