blabber

/ ˈblæbə /

noun

1. a person who blabs
2. idle chatter

verb

1. intr to talk without thinking; chatter

Word History and Origins

Origin of blabber¹

C15 blabberen , probably of imitative origin

Example Sentences

“The men up there don’t like a lot of blabber/They think a girl who gossips is a bore,” Ursula sings in the 1989 film.

From Washington Times

After leaked audio of Los Angeles City Council members saying all sorts of bigoted blabber unleashed a political earthquake, I got an email from a much-missed voice.

From Los Angeles Times

Two weeks ago a site called Conservative Blabber Buzz that I know I never signed up for started sending me literally seven spam emails a day and they haven’t let up.

From Seattle Times

“She hugged me and let me blabber, and never once lectured me or said, ‘This is silly.’

From Washington Post

The butler can be a “pain in the glute” and a “blabber,” Carter tells us, while Mr. Bowles-Fitzpatrick gently chides that you should never “begin your sentence with a subordinating conjunction,” like “because.”

From New York Times