gabble

Fast unintelligible speech

Gabble is rapid, often unintelligible speech—words tumbling out too fast to follow: The auctioneer's gabble was impossible to understand.

It suggests a stream of chatter without much substance.

Geese and other birds gabble when they make rapid cackling sounds.

The word captures both the speed and the meaninglessness of the noise.

rapid-speech

chatter

Light, rapid speech

blather · ramble · natter · yak · yammer · blabber · yabber · yatter · rattle · spout

unintelligible

gibberish

Unintelligible speech or writing

drivel · jabberwocky · double-talk · garble · incoherent · muddled · jumbled · incomprehensible · confused · unclear

geese

honk

Loud nasal blast

goose · gander · waterfowl · poultry · barnyard · squawk · quack · webbed · waddle · pond

excessive

incessant

Never pausing or stopping

endless · continuous · constant · persistent · interminable · unrelenting · torrential · flood · deluge · barrage

noisy

clamor

Loud persistent noise

hubbub · commotion · racket · tumult · uproar · babel · bedlam · clangor · discordant · boisterous

Categories
Opposites
speech clarity

gabbleenunciate

Speak with clarity

articulate · pronounce · speak clearly · elocution · diction

speech pace

gabbledrawl

Unhurried, elongated speech pattern

speak slowly · drone · intone · murmur · deliberate

amount of speech

gabblesilence

Total lack of sound

quiet · taciturnity · reticence · muteness · wordlessness

Family

gabby, gabbing, gabbling, gabbled, gabbles, gabber, gabbers

Familiarity
Top 500,000
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G