Drivelling

Synonyms for "drivelling" (312 found)

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drool nonsense absurdity amphigory babble babblement balderdash balductum balls baloney be insane be stupid bibble-babble blabber blather blatherskite blither blow blunder away bombast

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bosh bull bullshit burble

Noun(38 words)

dribble garbage absurdity airhead all my eye all my eye and betty martin applesauce bafflegab balderdash balductum balloon juice balls baloney banana oil bandini baragouin batcrap batshit bellywash bilgewater

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blah blather blatherskite bobbins bollocks bonehead bosh bs bull bull feathers bullcrap bulldust bullfuck bullshit bullspeak bunk bunkum bushwah

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Noun(88 words)

guff gup halfwit hoax hocus-pocus hogwash hokum hooey horlicks horse cock horse hockey horse piss horse puckey horsefeathers horseshit humbug idiot irish bull jabber jackaninny

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have a demon hawk hocus pocus hocus-pocus hogwash hooey hot air humbug jabber jabberwocky jargon malarkey maunder mouth-watering mumbo jumbo mumbo-jumbo narrishkeit niaiserie pack of nonsense palaver

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Verb(3 words)

slabber slaver slobber

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the drivellings of an idiot

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He continued his chat with Sir James about the poachers until they were all seated, and Mrs. Cadwallader, impatient of this drivelling, said— “I’m dying to know the sad news. The gamekeeper is not shot: that is settled. What is it, then?”

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a drivelling idiot

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drivelling nonsense

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