blatherskite

[ blath -er-skahyt ]

/ ˈblæð ərˌskaɪt /

a person given to voluble, empty talk.

nonsense; blather.

Origin of blatherskite

1640–50; blather + skite skate³

blasé, blat, blatant, blate, blather, blatherskite, blatted, blatter, blaubok, blaue reiter, blavatsky

I want thim to remimber their father as something besides a blatherskite phin they grow up.

Port O' Gold |Louis John Stellman
What do I care for the Separationist blatherskite more than for the loyal fools?

Romance |Joseph Conrad and F.M. Hueffer
The Confederate Major was of the class referred to in polite American parlance, as a "blatherskite."

Campaigns of a Non-Combatant, |George Alfred Townsend
I fancy that blatherskite, Dorsett, wont sail so high tomorrow.

Ralph, the Train Dispatcher |Allen Chapman

Maurice's Jabberwock will begin with his blatherskite nonsense—it will be something to pass the time.

Prince Fortunatus |William Black

blatherskite

/ (ˈblæðəˌskaɪt) /

a talkative silly person

foolish talk; nonsense

C17: see blather, skate ³