gabble

Unfortunately Rik gabbles his lines so we can't hear them all.

A retired general gabbles on endlessly as the frantically repetitive war coverage proceeds, one member of the public appears with an American flag sewn to his forehead (he's in great pain and doesn't know why he did it) and the public is urged to tattle on anyone who, for instance, doesn't fly an American flag.

However he gabbles through the tricky bits in his speech, he will have to admit that he counted too many billions of unhatched chickens in April.

And while Irwin gabbles excitedly straight to camera, the actors in the other sequences give no indication that an audience exists.

She sings and gabbles in the voices of the insane, unclean, imprisoned, despised, diseased, and deceased.

JUST when you think the most controversial thing Miley Cyrus could do next would be to NOT be controversial, the singer goes and gabbles on about how much she loves drugs.

McCoist gabbles away at a furious Caledonian clip, going into gales of guffaws long before the punchline.