jibber
/ˈdʒɪbər/
verb
- To talk rapidly, excitedly, or in a way that is hard to understand; to chatter or babble.
- The two friends jibbered on the phone for hours about their weekend plans.
- He tends to jibber when he gets nervous during presentations.
- The toddler jibbered happily to herself while playing with her blocks.
noun
- Rapid, excited, or unintelligible talk; chatter or babble.
- The room was full of excited jibber as the kids opened their presents.
- Her jibber sounded like a foreign language to the new students.
- I couldn't understand a word of his jibber over the loud music.