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Meanings of blather in English

Catalan
bajanades
Spanish
tontería

Foolish gibberish.

bajanades

To talk foolishly.

Usage of blather in English
1
Forget all that blather about hybrid warfare and 21st Century asymmetric conflict.
Wired
2
Proposed and seconded by blather reformers; of course, Vern had his go:-
The Eureka Stockade
3
Is this a development of Christian theology, or is it religious blather?
The Irish Times
4
Facebook Twitter Pinterest 'Britain has had a bellyful of Davis's jejune blather.
The Guardian
5
Who will you bore with your endless blather in your new universe?
A nameless witch
6
Nurse Willowes, I have a private medical blather to insult you with.
The Fireman
7
It's mostly a lot of blather about what we owe the Capitol.
The Hunger Games
8
Forget the antitrust blather about Microsoft's naked ambition to rule the desktop.
Wired
9
She'd left a message, naturally-whypass up an opportunity to blather?
Dexter’s Final Cut
10
And yes direct action is always more EFFECTIVE than generalised blather.
The Guardian
11
Really, she quite adored Lord Akeldama, but he did tend to blather on.
Soulless
12
So until we see the facts, everything else is just blather, Lavrov said.
Reuters
13
Maybe you shouldn't: Who's going to be interested in this blather?
The informers
14
On the other hand, I can blather and blather and she doesn't mind.
Larry's kidney: being the true story of how I found myself in ch...
15
So yeah, I guess I'm going to blather on about myself a bit.
Radio NZ
16
We hear a lot of blather about pure cinema: sometimes around this parish.
The Irish Times
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Blather through the time
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