Definition of jibber-jabber in English:

jibber-jabber

verbˈdʒɪbədʒabəˈjibərˌjabər

[no object]

Talk in a rapid and excited way that is difficult to understand.
he was jibber-jabbering with his wife through the entire first piece
he's a happy kid, always jibber-jabbering
Example sentencesExamples
- One guy would jibber-jabber, then bend down to tie his shoes and stick $300 worth of stuff in his bag.
- I just jibber-jabbered about space noise.
- As the former prime minister sat under unforgiving studio lights jibber-jabbering with Andrew Marr, his interviewer of choice, it looked positively sandy on top.
- And so as we jibber-jabbered, no topic was taboo.
- "I learned everything at Wolves and was really happy to have had that time there," he jibber-jabbered foolishly.
- There are no idiots just jibber-jabbering on mindlessly.

nounˈdʒɪbədʒabəˈjibərˌjabər

mass noun

Rapid and excited speech that is difficult to understand.
enough jibber-jabber from me; let's get on with the story!
Example sentencesExamples
- In the midst of the jibber-jabber, I somehow was able to sneak a moment away from the family.
- I answered some questions with quite a bit too much jibber-jabber.
- For many the novelty of all that blood-soaked jibber-jabber wore thin pretty quickly.
- You think all this caterwauling about the deficit is just a bunch of useless jibber-jabber that will never go anywhere?
- For all this jibber-jabber about how I don't understand a working man's problems, you should take a look at my medical chart.
- After some mindless email jibber-jabber, we agreed to meet.
- It's a stumbling block, and most of the lyrics are just kind of nonsense, jibber-jabber.
- Boiling down the jibber-jabber: open, honest communication is paramount.
- He raps with a slippery undulating velocity that few can match without descending into jibber-jabber or spluttering.

Origin

Early 19th century: related to gibber¹, jabber.

Definition of jibber-jabber in US English:

jibber-jabber

verbˈjibərˌjabər

[no object]informal

Talk in a rapid and excited way that is difficult to understand.
he was jibber-jabbering with his wife through the entire first piece
he's a happy kid, always jibber-jabbering
Example sentencesExamples
- There are no idiots just jibber-jabbering on mindlessly.
- And so as we jibber-jabbered, no topic was taboo.
- One guy would jibber-jabber, then bend down to tie his shoes and stick $300 worth of stuff in his bag.
- As the former prime minister sat under unforgiving studio lights jibber-jabbering with Andrew Marr, his interviewer of choice, it looked positively sandy on top.
- I just jibber-jabbered about space noise.
- "I learned everything at Wolves and was really happy to have had that time there," he jibber-jabbered foolishly.

nounˈjibərˌjabər

informal

Rapid and excited speech that is difficult to understand.
enough jibber-jabber from me; let's get on with the story!
Example sentencesExamples
- I answered some questions with quite a bit too much jibber-jabber.
- In the midst of the jibber-jabber, I somehow was able to sneak a moment away from the family.
- For all this jibber-jabber about how I don't understand a working man's problems, you should take a look at my medical chart.
- For many the novelty of all that blood-soaked jibber-jabber wore thin pretty quickly.
- He raps with a slippery undulating velocity that few can match without descending into jibber-jabber or spluttering.
- After some mindless email jibber-jabber, we agreed to meet.
- You think all this caterwauling about the deficit is just a bunch of useless jibber-jabber that will never go anywhere?
- Boiling down the jibber-jabber: open, honest communication is paramount.
- It's a stumbling block, and most of the lyrics are just kind of nonsense, jibber-jabber.

Origin

Early 19th century: related to gibber, jabber.

单词	jibber-jabber
释义	Definition of jibber-jabber in English: jibber-jabber verbˈdʒɪbədʒabəˈjibərˌjabər [no object] Talk in a rapid and excited way that is difficult to understand. he was jibber-jabbering with his wife through the entire first piece he's a happy kid, always jibber-jabbering Example sentencesExamples One guy would jibber-jabber, then bend down to tie his shoes and stick $300 worth of stuff in his bag. I just jibber-jabbered about space noise. As the former prime minister sat under unforgiving studio lights jibber-jabbering with Andrew Marr, his interviewer of choice, it looked positively sandy on top. And so as we jibber-jabbered, no topic was taboo. "I learned everything at Wolves and was really happy to have had that time there," he jibber-jabbered foolishly. There are no idiots just jibber-jabbering on mindlessly. nounˈdʒɪbədʒabəˈjibərˌjabər mass noun Rapid and excited speech that is difficult to understand. enough jibber-jabber from me; let's get on with the story! Example sentencesExamples In the midst of the jibber-jabber, I somehow was able to sneak a moment away from the family. I answered some questions with quite a bit too much jibber-jabber. For many the novelty of all that blood-soaked jibber-jabber wore thin pretty quickly. You think all this caterwauling about the deficit is just a bunch of useless jibber-jabber that will never go anywhere? For all this jibber-jabber about how I don't understand a working man's problems, you should take a look at my medical chart. After some mindless email jibber-jabber, we agreed to meet. It's a stumbling block, and most of the lyrics are just kind of nonsense, jibber-jabber. Boiling down the jibber-jabber: open, honest communication is paramount. He raps with a slippery undulating velocity that few can match without descending into jibber-jabber or spluttering. Origin Early 19th century: related to gibber¹, jabber. Definition of jibber-jabber in US English: jibber-jabber verbˈjibərˌjabər [no object]informal Talk in a rapid and excited way that is difficult to understand. he was jibber-jabbering with his wife through the entire first piece he's a happy kid, always jibber-jabbering Example sentencesExamples There are no idiots just jibber-jabbering on mindlessly. And so as we jibber-jabbered, no topic was taboo. One guy would jibber-jabber, then bend down to tie his shoes and stick $300 worth of stuff in his bag. As the former prime minister sat under unforgiving studio lights jibber-jabbering with Andrew Marr, his interviewer of choice, it looked positively sandy on top. I just jibber-jabbered about space noise. "I learned everything at Wolves and was really happy to have had that time there," he jibber-jabbered foolishly. nounˈjibərˌjabər informal Rapid and excited speech that is difficult to understand. enough jibber-jabber from me; let's get on with the story! Example sentencesExamples I answered some questions with quite a bit too much jibber-jabber. In the midst of the jibber-jabber, I somehow was able to sneak a moment away from the family. For all this jibber-jabber about how I don't understand a working man's problems, you should take a look at my medical chart. For many the novelty of all that blood-soaked jibber-jabber wore thin pretty quickly. He raps with a slippery undulating velocity that few can match without descending into jibber-jabber or spluttering. After some mindless email jibber-jabber, we agreed to meet. You think all this caterwauling about the deficit is just a bunch of useless jibber-jabber that will never go anywhere? Boiling down the jibber-jabber: open, honest communication is paramount. It's a stumbling block, and most of the lyrics are just kind of nonsense, jibber-jabber. Origin Early 19th century: related to gibber, jabber.
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