ver·bi·age 
(vûrbē-ĭj, -bĭj)
(vûrbē-ĭj, -bĭj)n.
1. An excess of words for the purpose; wordiness.
2. The manner in which something is expressed in words: software verbiage.
[French, from Middle French : verbier, to warble, twitter, prattle (variant of earlier verboier; akin to Old French guerbler, to sing in a certain way (perhaps by using modulations); see WARBLE) + -age, n. suff. (influenced in sense by verbe, word).]