What is another word for prattling?
340 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈatlɪŋ], [ pɹˈatlɪŋ], [ p_ɹ_ˈa_t__l_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for prattling:
- babbling (adjective)
- gabby (adjective)
- garrulous (adjective)
- gossipy (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- talebearing (adjective)
- talkative (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun, verb)
- babble (verb)
- blab (verb)
- chat (verb)
- drivel (verb)
- gibber (verb)
- gossip (verb)
- gush (verb)
- jaw (verb)
- prate (verb)
- rave (verb)
- shoot the breeze (verb)
- speaking (verb)
- talk (verb)
- tattle (verb)
- tittle-tattle (verb)
- yap (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Prattling:
adj.
• babbling (adjective) • gabby (adjective)- effusive,
- chatty,
- glib,
- prolix,
- wordy,
- gossiping,
- verbose,
- gushing,
- loquacious,
- chattering,
- garrulous,
- long-winded,
- voluble,
- windy,
- talky,
- jabbering.
- taletelling,
- gossipy,
- talebearing,
- spilling,
- Blabbing,
- blabby,
- whispering,
- spilling the beans,
- giving away.
n. & v.
• Other relevant words: (noun, verb)v.
• babble (verb) • blab (verb)- give away,
- reveal,
- blurt out,
- gabble,
- mouth,
- yakkety-yak,
- divulge,
- babble,
- let out,
- disclose,
- tell on,
- gab,
- peach,
- tell,
- let slip,
- betray,
- talk through one's hat,
- spill,
- shoot the breeze,
- blather.
- Tal.
- go mad,
- carry on,
- bloviate,
- thunder,
- go bananas,
- rage,
- rail,
- freak out,
- harangue,
- make a to-do,
- declaim,
- blow one's top,
- fume,
- talk wildly,
- wander,
- run amuck,
- go ape,
- be delirious,
- come unglued,
- storm,
- roar,
- go crazy,
- flip one's lid,
- perorate,
- splutter.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- palaver,
- yak,
- blubber,
- talk incoherently,
- gibber,
- intimate,
- talk,
- yack,
- carry on about,
- chatter,
- reel off,
- influence,
- talk a blue streak,
- spiel,
- notify,
- patter,
- effervesce,
- go on and on,
- give voice to,
- insinuate,
- list,
- effuse,
- yap,
- snitch,
- burble,
- run through,
- repeat,
- rumor,
- twiddle,
- chew the fat,
- broach,
- rant,
- pronounce,
- parley,
- confess,
- hint,
- wiggle-waggle,
- tell tale,
- mutter,
- blurt,
- gossip,
- sing,
- blabber,
- make a to-do over,
- verbalize,
- talk someone's ear off,
- prattle,
- cluck,
- mumble,
- prate,
- persuade,
- voice,
- spread,
- say,
- communicate,
- dish,
- express,
- squeak,
- cackle,
- jabber,
- blab,
- go on,
- schmooze,
- chitchat,
- schmoose,
- speak,
- twaddle,
- chant,
- talk idly,
- imply,
- articulate,
- buzz,
- describe,
- spout,
- suggest,
- ramble,
- overstate,
- hold forth,
- talk nonsensically,
- converse,
- natter,
- murmur,
- leak,
- tattle,
- blether,
- noise,
- use,
- rave,
- have a big mouth,
- clack,
- talk one's leg off,
- gas,
- cut to pieces,
- chat,
- jaw,
- rattle on,
- enthuse,
- tell all,
- waffle,
- squeal,
- yakkety yak,
- bad-mouth,
- soliloquize,
- spill the beans,
- report,
- drawl,
- intone,
- drone,
- yakety-yak,
- rattle,
- rhapsodize,
- utter,
- trivialize,
- flap one's tongue.
- raving,
- jay,
- tattler,
- babble out,
- poppycock,
- rook,
- jackdaw,
- cooing,
- Inveigling,
- clishmaclaver,
- crap,
- claptrap,
- maundering,
- yacking,
- crow,
- prattler,
- Verbalizing,
- wheedling,
- piffle,
- bunkum,
- nonsense,
- Clacking,
- stuff and nonsense,
- mumbling,
- balderdash,
- comment,
- complain,
- scuttlebutt,
- tripe,
- hooey,
- bull,
- malarkey,
- Long-tongued,
- rubbish,
- hokum,
- Confabulating,
- raven,
- Twaddling,
- bunk,
- Chaffering,
- hogwash,
- Uttering,
- Mouthing,
- balls,
- burbling,
- Drivelling,
- Clicking,
- piffling,
- muttering,
- blethering,
- wittering,
- Jawing,
- yapping,
- Palavering,
- clavering,
- small talk,
- bilge,
- singing,
- Cackling,
- horse feathers,
- hot air,
- bosh,
- chough,
- snitching,
- carping,
- Conversing,
- Chatting,
- apple sauce,
- Cajoling,
- visiting,
- clattering,
- bullshit,
- rambling,
- horseshit,
- Clucking,
- blab out,
- witter,
- coaxing,
- verbiage,
- nattering,
- tosh.
How to use "Prattling" in context?
Prattling is a word that is often used to describe someone who is talking a lot. It is a term that is often used to describe people who are not able to keep quiet. It can also be used to describe people who are not able to listen.
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