babble

(băbˈəl)

1. To utter a meaningless confusion of words or sounds: Babies babble before they can talk.
2. To talk foolishly or idly; chatter: “In 1977 [he] was thought of as crazy because he was babbling about supply side” (Newt Gingrich).
3. To make a continuous low, murmuring sound, as flowing water.

1. To utter rapidly and indistinctly.
2. To blurt out impulsively; disclose without careful consideration.

1. Inarticulate or meaningless talk or sounds.
2. Idle or foolish talk; chatter.
3. A continuous low, murmuring sound, as of flowing water.