blabber

Your old sweetheart an't far off, and she's a blabber.'

As the correspondent Mr Shaun Harrison suggested in his recent letter to this newspaper, a new slogan is needed for the "Blabber Mouthed Idiot" outside Westminster every time a TV camera appears.

'Khan's government has never really grabbed a foothold and he's complaining about conspiracies to bring it down,' she said, adding that the prime minister 'also needs to understand that the reasons for his fall were his inability, incompetence and blabber'.

We might blabber out to the public on the merits of using LED bulbs or using locally manufactured bricks but if it is not put to use, what is the entire point of it all?

"Instead of accordingly addressing this alarming issue of violence against women and their children, Duterte proceeded to blabber his sexist and misogynist remarks," Gabriela said in a statement.

Just minutes before, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had dismissed the indictment as "just blabber."

It's not always easy to strike up a friendly relationship in 140 characters but when it does happen, it's no longer a letter you are happy to receive but a notification on your phone -- considerably fewer words but just as meaningful as five pages of teenage blabber. Social media has enabled me to come into contact with some amazing people -- and the short, snappy communications make it possible.

Even though my mother loves to pull my leg, she is a good listener and I blabber on and on to her.

Experts have found that slang is flourishing across all social groups, including 57 words for a remote control such as blabber, zapper, melly and dawicki.

He said Saturday he was not against debates on the topic of offshore business, but noted they must lead to concrete results for Bulgarian citizens with proof of breaches of rules and the law and avoid political blabber, not backed by any evidence.

"There is all this blabber about reform of the Dail.

company called Blabber that operates an eponymous social media service.