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  • n  rapid and indistinct speech
  • v  talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner

  • Harvard's Steven Pinker looks into the mystery of consciousness and, along with a panel of philosophers and neuroscientists, explores how the jabbering of 100 billion neurons .
  • When the crew are not jabbering in technocratese, they are into metaphysics, one of the characteristics of the old Star Trek television show and a major reason for its cult vogue .
  • SM can strike at any age, even among children who once talked in public, but it usually becomes obvious by age 3 or 4, when peers are happily jabbering away.
News & Articles

  • Brian's Monday recap: Continued weakness and Fed speak
    Collective Intelligence! The washout continues. China got whacked overnight as overall growth remains in question and has actually receded since Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and the Fed governors began jabbering ...
    June 24, 2013 - MrTopStep.com via Yahoo! Finance
Quotes

  • Joe Paterno in USA Today
    He kept jabbering at me, `We don't need to do that,' Paterno said. "He wanted to run the ball."
  • Serena Williams in New York Times
    I can't keep up with what I say on a daily basis,Serena said this week when asked about a particular response she couldn't remember. "I might have been just jabbering at my lips. Might have just been filling space."
  • Bruce Weber in Bloomington Pantagraph
    They were really hyped up,Illini coach Bruce Weber said. "They were jabbering the whole way back."

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