gibber

• Nom désignant une parole ou un écrit incohérent, dénué de sens, ou incompréhensible.

A noun referring to speech or writing that is nonsensical, unintelligible, or meaningless.

indénombrable

1. Unintelligible talkB2informal

   Rapid and incoherent speech that is difficult or impossible to understand.

   Baragouin

   • The frightened man began to gibber nonsense about monsters.
   • Stop your gibber and tell me what really happened.
   • All I could hear was gibber from the old radio broadcast.
   • His panicked gibber made no sense to the rescuers.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchatterdrivelgabblegibberishjabbernonsenseprattle

• Verbe décrivant une parole rapide et inarticulée, souvent confuse ou dénuée de sens, comme un marmonnement précipité ou un charabia.

A verb used to describe speaking rapidly and unintelligibly, often in a nonsensical or confused manner.

1. speak rapidly and incessantlyB2informal

   To talk quickly and continuously about trivial or unimportant subjects.

   déblatérer

   • She kept gibbering about the party decorations for hours.
   • He gibbered nervously while waiting for the interview.
   • The two friends gibbered away about their holiday plans.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchattergabblejabberprattlerattle on

2. chatter inarticulatelyB2informal

   To make meaningless or unintelligible sounds, resembling the chatter of monkeys.

   baragouiner

   • The monkeys gibbered loudly from their cages.
   • He started to gibber in a strange, incoherent way when he got scared.
   • The baby gibbered happily, trying to imitate our speech.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchattergabblejabbermaunderprattle

   Antonymesarticulateenunciate