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Blather   /blˈæðər/   Listen
Blather

verb
(past & past part. blathered; pres. part. blathering)  (Written also blether)
1.
To talk foolishly.  Synonyms: babble, blether, blither, smatter.





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"Blather" Quotes from Famous Books



... I'll let Robinson arrest you. You'll be set free, of course, when I stage the actual villain, but a few remands of a week each in custody will thin your hot blood. You were with Peggy Smith after leaving the Hare and Hounds, making a fool of an honest girl who thinks you mean to wed her. Yet you blather about being 'practically engaged' to Doris Martin, a girl who wouldn't let you tie her shoe-lace. You're an impudent pup, Fred, and you know it. But you stock decent tea, so I'll take another cup. If you're wise, you'll take a second one yourself. It's better ...
— The Postmaster's Daughter • Louis Tracy


Words linked to "Blather" :   tittle-tattle, chatter, maunder, prate, twaddle, gibber, babble, tattle, piffle, blab, prattle, clack, palaver, gabble, blabber, gibberish


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