blither
/ˈblɪðər/
verb
- To talk in a silly or nonsensical way; to babble.
- He blithered on about his vacation for an hour.
- The old man blithered to himself as he walked down the street.
- Stop blithering and tell me what happened.
adjective
- Comparative form of blithe; more cheerful and carefree.
- His blither mood made the long car ride more enjoyable.
- The puppy was blither than its siblings, always wagging its tail.
- She seemed blither than usual after hearing the good news.