Blabber ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Blabber ( verb )

1. To reveal secret information, often carelessly or maliciously.
2. To talk excessively or foolishly.

Origin:

Perhaps from middle english blaberen 'to talk nonsense'.

Examples:

1. He blabbered to the press about confidential company information.
2. The drunk man blabbered on about his ex-girlfriend all night.

(As a noun)

Blabber ( noun )

1. To reveal secret information, often carelessly or maliciously.
2. To talk excessively or foolishly.

Origin:

Perhaps from middle english blaberen 'to talk nonsense'.

Examples:

1. He blabbered to the press about confidential company information.
2. The drunk man blabbered on about his ex-girlfriend all night.