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to babble
01
to make random, meaningless sounds
Intransitive
02
to talk rapidly and incoherently, often without making much sense
Intransitive: to babble about sth
03
to unintentionally disclose secrets or confidential information due to careless or indiscreet talk
Transitive: to babble secrets or confidential information
04
(of water) to flow or move with a gentle, murmuring, or bubbling sound, often over rocks or obstacles
Intransitive
Babble
01
gibberish resembling the sounds of a baby
babble
v
babbler
n
babbler
n
babbling
n
babbling
n
Example
The excited toddler babbled joyfully as they played with their toys.
The baby babbled happily, creating a stream of adorable but unintelligible sounds.
The malfunctioning robot started to babble, indicating a technical glitch.
The journalist babbled classified information during a live broadcast.
The toddler babbled excitedly about his day at the park.
