blithering

/ ˈblɪðərɪnɡ /

adjective

1. talking foolishly; jabbering
2. informal.
   stupid; foolish

   you blithering idiot

Word History and Origins

Origin of blithering¹

C19: variant of blather + -ing ²

Example Sentences

If they were to admit that all these law enforcement personnel and judicial officers have had ample reason to believe that Trump is guilty, they would have to admit that they are blithering fools.

From Salon

Not even if she's smart and capable and he's a blithering moron.

From Salon

But burdened by its bluster, “Extraction 2” is merely a loud, blithering mess masquerading as fulfilling escapism.

From New York Times

Mr. Ramaswamy makes mincemeat out of blithering idiots in the media like “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd, who honestly tried making a scientific, biological argument that there is a whole broad “spectrum” of genders.

From Washington Times

The internet, however, is very good at turning otherwise normal people into blithering idiots who love Trump and hate democracy.

From Salon