gabbling

• “In times of the most solemn emotion, Hawaiians slipped into Pidgin English, gabbling sententiously, and though they found this lingo more neighborly -- more tragic for its realism -- it just made me smile and say, Oh, cut it out.”

  Fictionaut: Beard

• “Already an excited voice was gabbling from the telescreen, but even as it started it was almost drowned by a roar of cheering from outside.”

  Nineteen Eighty-Four

• “The Conservatives rejoiced in this, seeming to think that the only real evil under which the country was suffering was the 'gabbling' of the members of the diet.”

  The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 4, August, 1864 Devoted To Literature And National Policy

• “I thought of my friend Maria and her gabbling, squabbling family.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Dark Side of Innocence

• “This goes down as one of the great European evenings in Tottenham's history, yet the crowd will have left gabbling as much about the prospects in nights still to come.”

  The Guardian: Gareth Bale inspires again as Tottenham sweep aside Internazionale

• “But Anderson did not just use it, he had it talking, gabbling away, a ball with verbal diarrhoea.”

  The Guardian: The Ashes 2010-11: England wrap up series win over Australia in style

• “The four astronauts spent that time gabbling at one another in a controlled and even manner, running through checklists and reading out numbers from various screens.”

  First Words

• “I laughed so much with both surprise and delight that I gladly relinquished the bread to gabbling beaks and they went on their way to steam-roller another 'insouciant' picnicker.”

  ame soeur - French Word-A-Day

• “International football is powered by its sense of personal identification, the madness of gabbling macro-fandom.”

  The Guardian: Latest episode of mad men will resume after Fabio Capello interlude

• “He was gabbling towards the end and desperately seeking on the spot briefing from Ed Balls.”

  Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?

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