drivel

• Sustantivo que designa una charla o escritura sin sentido, necia o trivial; tonterías o disparates dichos con pretensión de ser algo más serio.

A noun referring to nonsense, foolish talk, or meaningless, trivial, or boring speech or writing.

incontable

1. Nonsense or foolish talkB2informal

   Meaningless, stupid, or worthless speech or writing.

   Tonterías o charla necia

   • His speech was nothing but drivel.
   • Stop talking drivel and get to the point.
   • The article was full of drivel and had no real information.

   Sinónimosbalderdashblatherbunkumclaptrapfolderolgibberishhogwashmalarkeynonsenserubbishtripetwaddle

   Antónimosintelligencesensesubstancewisdom

2. Saliva or droolC1formal

   Saliva that flows from the mouth, often while sleeping.

   Saliva o baba que fluye de la boca

   • He woke up with drivel on his pillow.
   • The baby's drivel soaked his bib.
   • She wiped the drivel from the corner of her mouth.

   Sinónimosdribbledroolsalivaslobberspittle

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de hablar tonterías o mantener un discurso tonto y sin sentido.

A verb used to express the act of talking nonsense or speaking in a foolish, meaningless way.

1. Talk nonsenseC1informal

   To talk in a foolish, meaningless, or nonsensical way.

   Decir tonterías

   • He was driveling on about his conspiracy theories all night.
   • Stop driveling and get to the point.
   • She driveled endlessly about her new diet plan.

   Sinónimosbabbleblathergabblejabbermaunderprattleramblewaffle

2. Drool or salivateC2formal

   To let saliva flow from the mouth, often while sleeping or due to illness.

   Babear o salivar

   • The baby driveled on his bib during feeding.
   • He driveled in his sleep, leaving a wet spot on the pillow.
   • The sick dog driveled uncontrollably.

   Sinónimosdribbledripdroolsalivateslaverslobbertrickle