jab·ber 
/ˈʤæbɚ/ verb
jab·bers; jab·bered; jab·ber·ing /ˈʤæbɚ/ verb informal : to talk in a fast, unclear, or foolish way [no obj] ▪ They jabbered away for hours. [+ obj] ▪ She rushed into the room jabbering something about a dog.
— jabber noun [noncount]
▪ listening to their silly jabber
▪ listening to their silly jabber
