havers
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Havers is Scottish and Northern English dialect for foolish talk or nonsense: Don't talk havers.
The verb haver means to talk nonsense or to hesitate and dither.
In British usage beyond Scotland, havering often emphasizes indecision: Stop havering and make up your mind.
babble
Trivial, prolonged speech
- blatherFoolish, pointless chatter
- chatterLight, rapid speech
- rambleMove or speak without direction
- jabberTalk rapidly, incoherently
drivel · twaddle · yammer · gabble · natter · maunder · prate · waffle
prattle
Trivial, prolonged speech
jabber · drivel · twaddle · yammer · gabble · natter · maunder · prate · waffle · claptrap
balderdash
Senseless talk or writing
malarkey · bunkum · codswallop · tommyrot · folly · absurdity · gobbledygook · hokum · moonshine · flapdoodle
- have a nice dayFormulaic well-wishing farewell
- have funExperience enjoyment actively
- have toBe obligated
- would haveContrary-to-fact auxiliary
- have beenPast state continuing
- could havePast possibility expression
have, haven, behaved, havens, haves, haversack, misbehaved, haver, havering