unintelligible+talk
21gabble — ► VERB ▪ talk rapidly and unintelligibly. ► NOUN ▪ rapid, unintelligible talk. DERIVATIVES gabbler noun. ORIGIN Dutch gabbelen …
22gabbler — gabble ► VERB ▪ talk rapidly and unintelligibly. ► NOUN ▪ rapid, unintelligible talk. DERIVATIVES gabbler noun. ORIGIN Dutch gabbelen …
23gabble — v. & n. v. 1 intr. a talk volubly or inarticulately. b read aloud too fast. 2 tr. utter too fast, esp. in reading aloud. n. fast unintelligible talk. Derivatives: gabbler n. Etymology: MDu. gabbelen (imit.) …
24gabble — gabbler, n. /gab euhl/, v., gabbled, gabbling, n. v.i. 1. to speak or converse rapidly and unintelligibly; jabber. 2. (of hens, geese, etc.) to cackle. v.t. 3. to utter rapidly and unintelligibly. n. 4. rapid, unintelligible talk. 5. any quick… …
25galimatias — /gal euh may shee euhs, mat ee euhs/, n. confused or unintelligible talk. [1645 55; < F, word of obscure orig. first attested in Montaigne (jargon de galimathias)] * * * …
26gringo — (n.) 1849, from Mex.Sp. gringo, contemptuous word for foreigner, from Sp. gringo foreign, unintelligible talk, gibberish, perhaps ultimately from griego Greek. The Diccionario Castellano (1787) says gringo was used in Malaga for anyone who spoke… …
27rigamarole — rig·ma·role || rɪgmÉ™rəʊl n. long complicated procedure; incoherent speech, unintelligible talk …
28rigamaroles — rig·ma·role || rɪgmÉ™rəʊl n. long complicated procedure; incoherent speech, unintelligible talk …
29rigmarole — rig·ma·role || rɪgmÉ™rəʊl n. long complicated procedure; incoherent speech, unintelligible talk …
30rigmaroles — rig·ma·role || rɪgmÉ™rəʊl n. long complicated procedure; incoherent speech, unintelligible talk …
