gibber
gibber
Definition
gib·ber (jib′ər)
intransitive verb, transitive verb
to speak or utter rapidly and incoherently; chatter unintelligibly
Etymology: echoic
noun
unintelligible chatter; gibberish
gibber
Usage Examples
Object
- wreck: However, having a gibbering wreck on the boundary did not cause undue concern on the pitch.
- idiot: Anyway, what hope was there for a gibbering idiot who couldn't even say their own name?
- mess: In five minutes, he is back in the restroom a total gibbering mess, saying that there was someone out there watching him.
- mass: This was all too much for them, and they ended up like a gibbering mass of terrified jelly on the ground.
- loon: Or, of course, he's just a gibbering loon.
- idiocy: Complete gibbering idiocy, like forgetting one's own phone number in a crisis.
Preposition: like
- ape: I phoned a few people and gibbered like an ape about driving trials until they told me to shut up.
Modifies a noun
- plain: The country was dry as a bone and north winds screamed over the gibber plains while the sun fried us by day.
Modifying Another Word
- away: After a short and frantic digging session entry was gained and the three of us sat gibbering away in a small mud floored chamber.
- quietly: I went and gibbered quietly in a corner while John & Mark re-rigged the pitch with two 60 m ropes.
Preposition: in
- corner: I went and gibbered quietly in a corner while John & Mark re-rigged the pitch with two 60 m ropes.
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