intransitive. To talk nonsense loquaciously.

figurative. intransitive. To speak in a lengthy or declamatory way, or without thought or reflection; to speechify; to prattle. Later also in to spo…

intransitive. To wander freely in speech or writing; (now more usually) to write or talk in an aimless, incoherent, or inconsequential fashion…

intransitive. To talk wildly, to ramble.

transitive. To say in a dreamy, rambling, or incoherent manner. Also with away, out. Now rare.

transitive. To utter indistinctly and incoherently; to babble. Also intransitive.

intransitive. To be delirious, to babble; to wander about aimlessly, ramble. (cf. mither, v. 3). Also figurative.

transferred. To ramble in talk. dialect.

intransitive. To ramble, be delirious; to ‘go on’; to complain, make a fuss, whine.

To speak murmurously; to ‘ramble’ on.

(intransitive) to talk nonsense; to maunder.

To talk (or write) in a verbose but inconsequential manner; to ramble on. Also transitive with direct speech as object.

intransitive. To speak in a rambling, incoherent, or indistinct way, especially at tedious length. Frequently with on.

intransitive. British slang. To speak or write, especially at great length, without saying anything important; to witter or waffle; to talk drivel…