Gibber

What do we mean by gibber?

To prattle and chatter unintelligibly. intransitive verb

Unintelligible or foolish talk. noun

A balky horse; a jibber. noun

A big stone or boulder; an overhanging rock. noun

One who guts or eviscerates fish. noun

In botany, a pouch-like enlargement of the base of a calyx, corolla, etc.; a gibbosity. noun

To speak inarticulately; speak incoherently or senselessly.

To speak rapidly and inarticulately. intransitive verb

A balky horse. noun

Gibberish, unintelligible speech noun

To jabber, talk rapidly and unintelligibly or incoherently. verb

Boulder, stone noun

Chatter inarticulately; of monkeys verb

Speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly verb

Unintelligible talking noun

Gibberish, unintelligible speech.

Verb 1 : to fail at something suddenly, unexpectedly and colorfully 2 : to abruptly take your toys and go home Urban Dictionary

Money a pound Urban Dictionary

To 'gibber' like a gibbon and talk shit. Urban Dictionary

-- to equivocate -- a person prone to equivocation, indecision and starts to talk gibberish before they put their brain in gear. Urban Dictionary

Another name for a newbie who can't play TFC, gets killed a lot and cries about it Urban Dictionary

To prattle and chatter unintelligibly, usally when feeling guilty or after some sort of wrongdoing Urban Dictionary

A giant butt. Usually well toned and overall very attractive. Urban Dictionary

When two (or more) assholes engage in a ridiculous online debate, each convinced that the other is an idiot and they themselves are morally superior. Often having no resolution; a gibberish debate. Urban Dictionary

To fuck goats Urban Dictionary

To speak nervously in a incomprehensibly fast, jumbled and inarticulate manner. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gibber:
gibber, gibbet, fibber, gabber, dibber, glibber, libber, ribber, jibber, bibber, giber, gibbed, gibier, cibber, gibbier, gibler, gubber.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gibber:
saltbush, gecko, plains, reg, stony, desert, plain, grass, habitat, genus, creek, species, river, australia, country, land.

Words that rhyme with gibber:
fibber, dibber, libber, jibber, slubber, drubber, tibur, cibber, dribber.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gibber:
old, young, tuneful, celebrated, famous, younger, great, poor, excellent, late, puppy, making, dead, idle, obscene, real, german, last, inveterate, toothless, graceful, vain, contemporary, eighteenth, vilest, caius, pathetic, notorious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gibber:
plains, theory.

Consonant match to gibber:
jibber, geber, j-bar, jabbar, jabar, j bar, jib or, job are, job bar, job or.

Words that sound like gibber:
gibber, geber, goober, gipper, gabber, gober, gaber, gabr, gobar, gear, gibbs, gerber, gib, gere, geer, gaper, gapper, geir, glibber, gibbers, gibbered, gibi, gibert, gawper, gibba, guir, cabr, gbr, gbur, guib, jibber, kipper, kippur, caber, cobber, khyber, kober, cobar, kaber, cabir, gare, gub, guerre, geb, gabor, gair, grubber, gubs, gaer, gelber, gebe, gebert, gubb, geburt, geba, gebauer, graeber, gabby, gabe, gab, gar, gaby, gabi, gayer, gabs, gabbie, gabba, gaba, gip, cupper, goar, gabie, gire, garber, go by, gabbro, gaur, garr, gabbert, gay bar, gabes, geyer, gabler, gamber, gabb, gaar, geier, gahr, gauer, geib, gabbler, gaier, gibbed, gabert, ghor, glauber, go-by, garre, gabra, glaber.