Babbler ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Babbler ( noun )

1. A person who talks a lot, especially about things that are not important.
2. A bird that utters a variety of sounds, such as the starling or the chattering of a parakeet.

Origin:

From middle english babeler, from old french bauber, bableor, from bable ("to prattle"), from latin balbutiō ("to stammer"), from balbus ("stammering").

Examples:

1. The babbler in the back row would not stop talking during the lecture.
2. The babbler bird perched on the branch sang a beautiful melody.
3. The babbler's constant chatter drove his coworkers crazy.
4. The babbler's prattling was a nuisance to everyone in the room.
5. The babbler's incessant talking made it hard for others to concentrate.

(As a verb)

Babbler ( verb )

1. A person who talks a lot, especially about things that are not important.
2. A bird that utters a variety of sounds, such as the starling or the chattering of a parakeet.

Origin:

From middle english babeler, from old french bauber, bableor, from bable ("to prattle"), from latin balbutiō ("to stammer"), from balbus ("stammering").

Examples:

1. The babbler in the back row would not stop talking during the lecture.
2. The babbler bird perched on the branch sang a beautiful melody.
3. The babbler's constant chatter drove his coworkers crazy.
4. The babbler's prattling was a nuisance to everyone in the room.
5. The babbler's incessant talking made it hard for others to concentrate.