babbler

[ bab-ler ]

/ ˈbæb lər /

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noun

a person or thing that babbles.

any of the birds of the family Timaliidae, many of which have a loud, babbling cry.

Origin of babbler

First recorded in 1520–30; babble + -er¹

Words nearby babbler

babbitry, babbitt, babbitt metal, babbittry, babble, babbler, babbling, babbling brook, babcock test, babe, babe in arms

Example sentences from the Web for babbler

After breakfast we will strike tents; have the goodness to give the necessary orders to the lancers, and send the Babbler to me.

The Trappers of Arkansas |Gustave Aimard
One has but to observe the laboured flight of a babbler to appreciate how easy a mark he is to a bird of prey.

Jungle Folk |Douglas Dewar
All men are not equally brave, nor are all babbler thrushes equally bold.

Jungle Folk |Douglas Dewar
Fire and sword are but slow engines of destruction in comparison with the tongue of the babbler.

Dictionary of Quotations from Ancient and Modern, English and Foreign Sources |James Wood

The Babbler had fled, but a large track of blood proved that he was seriously wounded.

The Trappers of Arkansas |Gustave Aimard

British Dictionary definitions for babbler

babbler

/ (ˈbæblə) /

noun

a person who babbles

any of various insect-eating birds of the Old World tropics and subtropics that have a loud incessant song: family Muscicapidae (warblers, thrushes, etc)

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