drivel /drivˈl/

1. To dribble, slaver like an infant
2. To speak like an idiot
3. To be foolish

1. Slaver
2. Nonsense

drivˈeller noun

• flighty
• high noons
• high-occupancy vehicle
• high-occupancy vehicles
• high-octane
• high old time
• high-pitched
• high-place
• high-placed
• high places
• high-places
• high point
• high points
• high polymer
• high polymers
• high-powered
• high-pressure
• high-priced
• high priest
• high priestess
• high priestesses
• high-priesthood
• high-priesthoods
• high-priestly
• high priests