释义 |
intransitive verb : to talk foolishly or nonsensically : blather You can therefore … start to blither if you like without any fear of making a fool of yourself. Douglas Adams as in nonsense language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense a boss who isn't inclined to accept any blither on why something isn't finished on time -
nonsense -
nuts -
blah -
garbage -
drool -
rubbish -
silliness -
stupidity -
muck -
blather -
twaddle -
jazz -
bunk -
blatherskite -
guff -
claptrap -
balderdash -
piffle -
folderol -
foolishness -
flapdoodle -
rot -
falderal -
malarkey -
tosh -
baloney -
poppycock -
trash -
trumpery -
drivel -
bunkum -
bilge -
craziness -
fiddle -
hokum -
beans -
insanity -
hogwash -
humbuggery -
fiddlesticks -
tommyrot -
blarney -
hooey -
punk -
blah-blah -
fudge -
malarky -
crock -
bull -
madness -
boloney -
bosh -
horsefeathers -
buncombe -
crapola -
codswallop -
tarradiddle -
fiddle-faddle -
absurdity -
folly -
humbug -
taradiddle -
applesauce -
nerts -
hokeypokey -
senselessness -
idiocy -
moonshine -
flannel -
inanity -
absurdness -
hoodoo -
slush -
greek -
imbecility -
tomfoolery -
witlessness -
fatuity -
foolery -
gas -
asininity -
lunacy -
inaneness -
rigmarole -
kookiness -
monkey business -
hot air -
shenanigan(s) -
hoity-toity -
monkeyshine(s) -
rigamarole -
hocus-pocus -
double-talk -
sensibleness -
reasonableness -
rationality -
reasonability -
sense -
wisdom -
horse sense -
levelheadedness -
judgement -
judgment -
discernment -
common sense See More as in to blather -
blather -
prate -
blabber -
prattle -
troll -
patter -
babble -
bleat -
gab -
yak -
yack -
gabble -
gibber -
smatter -
chatter -
drivel -
sputter -
jabber -
jangle -
tittle-tattle -
mumble -
run on -
chat -
jaw -
chunter -
mutter -
murmur -
mouth -
rattle -
maunder -
bumble -
drool -
shout -
stammer -
stutter -
shriek -
screech -
articulate -
pronounce -
enunciate |