jabberer

IPA: dʒˈæbɝɝ

noun

  • One who jabbers.
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Examples of "jabberer" in Sentences

  • PROCTOR: But — surely you know what a jabberer she is.
  • The white people seated themselves on the ledge and watched the impassioned jabberer.
  • He was also a relentless jabberer; he did not shut up from the moment we were introduced.
  • " He was all but ready to draw his sword and put an end to the bold but perjuring jabberer.
  • a jabberer in the composing-room, and he has jabbered himself right out of it and into a pretty good thing.
  • Even Merriman, 'the greatest jabberer of the crowd', grew pumpkins by proxy with coloured workers, 'save when he can get white aristocratic convicts to slave for less pay'. 38
  • Now that reality has intruded, with a swift military victory and a warm welcome from Iraqi civilians, one wonders: Will TV jabberer Chris Matthews admit his foolishness in writing, “This invasion of Iraq, if it goes off, will join the Bay of Pigs, Vietnam, Desert One, Beirut and Somalia in the history of military catastrophe”?

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