blabber
/ˈblæbər/
verb
- To talk too much, often in a silly or careless way.
- Stop blabbering and listen to the instructions.
- The child blabbered nonsense while playing with his toys.
- He blabbered on about his vacation for an hour.
- To reveal secrets or private information by talking carelessly.
- If you blabber our plan, everyone will know.
- He blabbered about the surprise party and ruined it.
- She blabbered the whole story to the reporters.
Antonyms
noun
- A person who talks too much or reveals secrets.
- Don't tell her anything; she's a blabber.
- We need to keep this quiet, so watch out for blabbers.
- The blabber in the group told everyone the news.
- Foolish or meaningless talk.
- All that blabber about aliens was just nonsense.
- I couldn't understand his blabber over the noise.
- Her blabber during the meeting wasted everyone's time.