| BABBLING | • babbling n. (Uncountable) a stage in child language acquisition, during which an infant appears to be experimenting… • babbling n. (Countable, uncountable) sounds produced by infant during the babbling period. • babbling n. (Countable, uncountable) Idle senseless talk; prattle. |
| BAUBLING | • baubling adj. Obsolete form of bawbling. • BAUBLING adj. (Shakespeare) trifling. |
| BLABBING | • blabbing v. Present participle of blab. • blabbing n. Gossip; the telling of tales or of confidences. • BLABBING n. the act of blabbing, taletelling. |
| DABBLING | • dabbling v. Present participle of dabble. • dabbling n. (Gerund of dabble) An act in which something is dabbled in. • DABBLING adj. bobbing forward and under. |
| GABBLERS | • gabblers n. Plural of gabbler. • GABBLER n. one who gabbles. |
| GABBLING | • gabbling v. Present participle of gabble. • gabbling n. Rapid, confused speech. • GABBLING n. talking inarticulately. |
| GRABBLED | • grabbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of grabble. • GRABBLE v. to grope, also GRUBBLE. |
| GRABBLER | • grabbler n. A person who grabbles. • grabbler n. A tool for grabbling. • GRABBLER n. one who grabbles, gropes. |
| GRABBLES | • grabbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of grabble. • GRABBLE v. to grope, also GRUBBLE. |
| JABBLING | • jabbling v. Present participle of jabble. • JABBLE v. (Scots) to splash, ripple. |
| RABBLING | • rabbling n. An uprising; a riot by a mob. • rabbling v. Present participle of rabble. • RABBLING n. (Scots) the mobbing and ousting of the Episcopal 'curates' at the Revolution. |
| SLABBING | • slabbing v. Present participle of slab. • SLABBING n. the act of forming into slabs. |
| WABBLING | • wabbling v. Present participle of wabble. • wabbling n. The motion of something that wabbles. • WABBLE v. to wobble. |