blether

Speech parts

1. blether - Noun

2. blether - Verb

Meaning

idle or foolish and irrelevant talk

to talk foolishly

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

babble prate prattle smatter blather blither chin music idle talk barker jay cicero tosh claver jabber maunder
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Antonyms

audience listener shut up hearer pipe down keep quiet
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Hypernyms

maunder yak clack chatter palaver blabber

Anagrams

herblet Helbert

Examples

I was hoping the bishop would be coming himself. He's a terribly agreeable old chap. I always find it so enjoyable to blether with the old fellow. We don't agree about anything. But everything depends on agreeing to disagree. Halldór Laxness

The two women babbled and crooned at the baby Source: Internet

Blether: How Muhammad Ali trainer Angelo Dundee made the decision to become a ‘Dundee’ Source: Internet

John Brown is celebrating 25 years of Blether With Brown. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

Bletchley Bletchley and Fenny Stratford Blethen bletherer blethering bletherskate