jabber
Pronunciation: [ˈdʒæbər]
Word
Context: “communication”
(verb) to talk quickly and excitedly, often in a way that is difficult to understand. Imagine when kids are so excited that they start talking all at once and you can’t quite catch what they're saying.
Example
The children jabbered happily about their adventures at the park.
Example
He didn't jabber at all during the meeting; he was very quiet and serious.
Example
Why were they jabbering so much in the playground?
Context: “communication”
(noun) fast and confusing talk, often full of noise and excitement. It’s like when you hear a group of people talking really quickly and it sounds like a lot of silly noise.
Example
The jabber of the audience grew louder as the show started.
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The room was too quiet; there was no jabber at all.
Example
Did you hear the jabber coming from the crowd?
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