How Do You Spell GABBLE?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈabə͡l] (IPA)

The word "gabble" (/ˈɡæb(ə)l/) is a verb that means to speak quickly and unintelligibly. The pronunciation of the word is emphasized on the first syllable gab, followed by a short u sound, ble. The spelling of the word is coherent with its meaning, as the double b and e indicate the short, staccato sound of the word. This word may be used in a variety of contexts, such as describing how a child talks or how someone speaks when they are nervous or excited.

GABBLE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "gabble" can be understood as a verb which refers to the act of speaking or communicating rapidly and unclearly, often characterized by the production of rapid and indistinct sounds or words. When someone gabbles, their speech tends to lack clarity, coherence, and proper enunciation, making it difficult for others to comprehend what is being said. This word often conveys the idea of speaking in a hurried or excited manner, resulting in the words being spoken haphazardly or unintelligibly.

   Furthermore, "gabble" can also be used to describe the vocalizations of certain animals, such as birds, in which they emit rapid and unintelligible sounds or calls. This usage highlights the similarity between rapid, indistinct speech and the vocalizations made by certain animals.

   In a broader sense, the term "gabble" can be metaphorically employed to signify any communication characterized by a lack of clarity, coherence, or understanding. This can refer to both verbal and written communication, suggesting that the message being conveyed may be incoherent or difficult to comprehend.

   Overall, "gabble" represents the act of speaking or vocalizing rapidly and unintelligibly, usually denoting a lack of clarity, coherence, or understanding, whether in human speech or animal vocalizations.

2. • To prate; to talk idly and rapidly, or without meaning.

   • Loud or rapid talking without meaning; inarticulate sounds.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for GABBLE

• tabble
• gerble
• cabile
• garbbled
• vable
• parble
• capble
• cabole
• gooble
• grubble
• cabable
• scabble
• hable
• tablle
• gaboled
• gabbage
• payble
• cablle
• abbler
• gabrile
• gabage
• caable
• gabel
• abble
• calble
• gabbie
• tabile
• taible
• camble
• tagble
• mubble
• cabale
• pubble
• cabible
• gubble
• qable
• garbge
• pable
• vaible
• quabble
• wabbly
• garbe
• vauble
• gimble
• jubble
• gabba
• ibble
• gabbi
• nabble
• jabble
• gabbler
• grabble
• gabbe
• gabbl
• gabblle
• gabblee
• gibble
• gabbri
• gablle
• gaible
• mabble
• abblet
• gaubee
• gabbee
• Gabblel
• gabele
• gabbeler
• Gadbae
• gawbye
• habbile
• gabula
• wabbble
• qabbla
• gabbii
• gaabie
• gabiie
• yabbee
• Tabbue
• gabbab
• LAbBPE
• tabbule
• Wabblye
• Flabble
• GABABBE
• Nabkle
• Earbble
• Gadboe
• Kabbile
• Gabdleb
• yabblez
• yabblr
• yabblo
• Sabboe
• Gabblete
• Gabblett
• NABBTE
• Atabble
• KABBAE
• Galbae

Etymology of GABBLE

The word "gabble" originated from Middle English and has its roots in the Old Norse word "gabba" which means "to mock" or "to deceive". It later evolved into "gabben" in Middle English, meaning "to lie or jest". Over time, it developed the additional connotation of speaking rapidly and incoherently. Today, "gabble" refers to rapid and often meaningless or unclear speech.

Similar spelling words for GABBLE

• cable,
• gamble,
• dabble,
• gable,
• gavel,
• gobble,
• Gabel,
• babble.

Plural form of GABBLE is GABBLES

Conjugate verb Gabble

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have gabbled

you would have gabbled

he/she/it would have gabbled

we would have gabbled

they would have gabbled

I would have gabble

you would have gabble

he/she/it would have gabble

we would have gabble

they would have gabble

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been gabbling

you would have been gabbling

he/she/it would have been gabbling

we would have been gabbling

they would have been gabbling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would gabble

you would gabble

he/she/it would gabble

we would gabble

they would gabble

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be gabbling

you would be gabbling

he/she/it would be gabbling

we would be gabbling

they would be gabbling

FUTURE

I will gabble

you will gabble

he/she/it will gabble

we will gabble

they will gabble

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be gabbling

you will be gabbling

he/she/it will be gabbling

we will be gabbling

they will be gabbling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have gabbled

you will have gabbled

he/she/it will have gabbled

we will have gabbled

they will have gabbled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been gabbling

you will have been gabbling

he/she/it will have been gabbling

we will have been gabbling

they will have been gabbling

IMPERATIVE

you gabble

we let´s gabble

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to gabble

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was gabbling

you were gabbling

he/she/it was gabbling

we were gabbling

they were gabbling

PAST PARTICIPLE

gabbled

PAST PERFECT

I had gabbled

you had gabbled

he/she/it had gabbled

we had gabbled

they had gabbled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been gabbling

you had been gabbling

he/she/it had been gabbling

we had been gabbling

they had been gabbling

PRESENT

I gabble

you gabble

he/she/it gabbles

we gabble

they gabble

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am gabbling

you are gabbling

he/she/it is gabbling

we are gabbling

they are gabbling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

gabbling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have gabbled

you have gabbled

he/she/it has gabbled

we have gabbled

they have gabbled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been gabbling

you have been gabbling

he/she/it has been gabbling

we have been gabbling

they have been gabbling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it gabble

SIMPLE PAST

I gabbled

you gabbled

he/she/it gabbled

we gabbled

they gabbled