transitive. To utter with or express by cackling.
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| 释义 | the mind > language > speech > loquacity or talkativeness > utter in a chattering manner [verb (transitive)] (47) cacklec1230 transitive. To utter with or express by cackling. chattera1250 Of human beings: To talk rapidly, incessantly, and with more sound than sense. Esp. said of children… transitive. clapc1315 intransitive. To talk loudly, chatter, prate. jangle1377 To speak or utter in a noisy, babbling, discordant, or contentious manner. blabberc1380 transitive; also with out, forth. Cf. blab, v.1, blurt, v. 3. trattlea1425 intransitive and transitive. To talk idly; to chatter, gossip. pratea1475 transitive. To utter or tell in a prating manner; to relate foolishly, boastfully, or at great length; (now esp.) to say in a tedious, pompous, or… chat1483 transitive. To chatter, prate, or prattle (a thing); to utter familiarly; to talk in a gossiping way. prattlea1500 transitive. To utter in an idle, garrulous, or childish manner; to tell (something) as gossip; to speak (a language, words, etc.,) in a foolish… prittle-prattlea1555 intransitive. To chatter, gossip, or talk idly. gabble1566 transitive. To utter (something) rapidly, esp. in an unintelligible way; to speak (a language) in a rapid, chattering manner. Also with direct speech… blatter?1567 transitive. Often with out, abroad. gaggle1577 transitive. To utter like a goose; to express with gaggling or cackling; to babble, prattle. Also with out. Obsolete. clacket1579 transitive and intransitive. To chatter, clack. knap1581 To utter smartly; to talk, chatter (a language): = crack, v. 5. Also intransitive. Scottish and northern dialect. prittle1583 intransitive. = prittle-prattle, v. clack1590 transitive. To utter chatteringly, to blab. volley1591 transitive. To utter (words, etc.) rapidly or impetuously. Usually with adverbs, as forth, off, out. tattle1593 transitive. To utter, say, or tell over in tattling. Now rare. prabble1603 transitive. To chatter noisily about; to argue or debate (a subject). out-babble1649 transitive. To babble out; to exceed or surpass in babbling. garrulate1656 transitive. To say or speak with garrulity. gabber?1661 intransitive. To talk rapidly or at length, esp. in an inconsequential or incomprehensible way; to jabber; also with on. Also transitive… chime1697 Said of the human voice: To recite or repeat in cadence or mechanically; to prate, din (into the ears). transitive. spiel1904 transitive. To tell, to reel off; to announce; to perform. chitter-chatter1928 transitive. = chatter, v. 2b. Subcategories:— talk excessively to (6) — utter in a rambling manner (2) — utter at length (2) — move (the tongue) (2) — bring into a condition by talking excessively (4) — outdo in chattering (1) — render loquacious (1) — talk for the duration of (2) — chatter or talk against (1) |
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