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• n  unintelligible talking

• After taking a bite, Hitler suddenly switches from German-sounding gibberish to fluent Korean and his mood mellows.
• It was months before editor Briton Hadden's impish contempt for his readers, his impatience with the English language, crystallized into gibberish.
• In the coffee port of New Orleans, Publisher Ralph Nicholson of the Item deleted the name of Detective Dick Tracy's current villain "Coffyhead" from every strip, making gibberish .

• gibber

News & Articles

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• Book chronicling terminal illness is an act of love
  Donna Meredith TLH blogger -- Laura G. Cogdill's newly-released non-fiction title, 'Liquidating Life,' begins with a phone call from the man she has loved for the past seven years-and he is talking gibberish.
  June 9, 2013 - Tallahassee Democrat
• Graphics, Grids & 4 More Secret Years of PRISM: What Anonymous Knows
  Friday's leak of 13 NSA documents, which Anonymous claims "prove that the NSA is spying on you," result in mostly intelligible government gibberish — goofy graphics included — but one of the most fascinating documents led us to a whistleblower site called Cryptome, which suggests the PRISM program has been around since at least 2006, and maybe as early as 2003.        
  June 7, 2013 - The Atlantic Wire

Quotes

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• Larry Ellison in Washington Post
  Maybe I'm an idiot, but I have no idea what anyone is talking about. What is it? It's complete gibberish. It's insane,Ellison said.
• Terrence Boyle in FayObserver.com
  That's all gibberish, and that doesn't make any sense,Boyle told him. "That kooky stuff you are doing right now is almost proof positive that you are not competent." "Do you object to fringe on the flag?"
• Antwaan Randle El in International Herald Tribune
  That's no different than Jason coming in and giving us gibberish,said Randle El, taking a friendly swipe at injured QB Jason Campbell's Mississippi accent.