16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Gabble' in a Sentence
"To speak or converse rapidly and unintelligibly; jabber." more
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As the auctioneer started to gabble, the bids came in rapidly.
Friends have gabbled during their reunion after years apart.
She is gabbling excitedly about her new job.
The news anchor had to gabble through the breaking news, keeping the audience informed.
The professor will gabble through the complex theories in the lecture.
The tour guide has been gabbling historical facts about the ancient ruins for hours.
The parrot would gabble in a mixture of words and sounds, amusing everyone in the room.
Having had gabbled the secret, she regretted betraying her friend's trust.
The radio host likes to gabble about current events on the morning show.
The birds in the tropical forest would gabble in a symphony of diverse chirps and calls.
They gabbled about the latest gossip during their lunch break.
The professor had been gabbling on and on during the lecture.
By the time the guests arrive, she will have been gabbling about her recent travels.
She had been gabbling about the latest gossip in the office.
The old friends would gather every Sunday to gabble about their week and share stories.
The parrot has gabbled various phrases it learned over the years.
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