gab·ble 
/ˈgæbəl/ verb
gab·bles; gab·bled; gab·bling /ˈgæbəl/ verb /ˈgæblɪŋ/ [no obj] chiefly Brit : to talk quickly and in a way that is difficult to understand
▪ I could hear my aunts gabbling [=babbling] in the kitchen.
▪ I could hear my aunts gabbling [=babbling] in the kitchen.
— gabble noun
[noncount] ▪ I could hear the gabble of my aunts in the kitchen. [singular] ▪ a gabble of voices
[noncount] ▪ I could hear the gabble of my aunts in the kitchen. [singular] ▪ a gabble of voices
