Prattle

What do we mean by prattle?

To talk or chatter idly or meaninglessly; babble or prate. intransitive verb

To utter or express by chattering foolishly or babbling. intransitive verb

Idle or meaningless chatter; babble. noun

To talk artlessly and childishly; talk freely and idly, like a child; chatter; be loquacious; prate.

To force or effect by talking; bring or lead by prattling.

To utter in a babbling or childish manner.

Artless or childish talk; hence, puerile loquacity; twaddle. noun

Synonyms Prattle, Prating, Chat, Chatter, Babble, Tattle, Gossip, Gabble, Palaver, Twaddle, Gibberish, Jargon, Balderdash, Rigmarole. Prattle is generally harmless, if not pleasant, as the prattle of a child, or of a simple-minded person; prating now generally suggests the idea of boasting or talking above one's knowledge; chat is easy conversation upon light and agreeable subjects, as social chat beside an open fire; chatter is incessant or abundant talk, seeming rather foolish and sounding pretty much alike; babble or babbling is talk that is foolish to inaneness, as that of the drunkard (Prov. xxiii. 29); tattle is talk upon subjects that are petty, and especially such as breed scandal; gossip is the small talk of the neighborhood, especially upon personal matters, perhaps dealing with scandal; gabble is a contemptuous word, putting the talk upon the level of the sounds made by geese; palaver implies that the talk is either longer than is necessary, or wordy, or meant to deceive by flattery and plausibility; twaddle is mere silliness in talk; gibberish is mere sounds strung together without sense; jargon is talk that is unintelligible by the mingling of sounds or by the lack of meaning; balderdash is noisy nonsense; rigmarole is talk that has the form of sense, but is really incoherent, confused, or nonsensical. noun

To utter as prattle; to babble. transitive verb

To talk much and idly; to prate; hence, to talk lightly and artlessly, like a child; to utter child's talk. intransitive verb

Trifling or childish tattle; empty talk; loquacity on trivial subjects; prate; babble. noun

To talk incessantly and in a childish manner; to babble. verb

Silly, childish, talk; babble. noun

Speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly verb

Idle or foolish and irrelevant talk noun

Silly, childish talk; babble.

To chatter meaninglessly, babble Urban Dictionary

The sound diarrhea makes when it his the toilet bowl. Urban Dictionary

Who ever tells you this should shut the fuck up! Urban Dictionary

An Alison Mayes of Nazareth, Leicestershire England, insult at someone that speaks or appears to hold left wing or any wing views for that matter against hers, usually somebody she deems to be in authority, DWP, Police, local "Clowncillors" or "Clowncil" workers, supermarket checkout staff, even aimed towards people of a smaller stature, children, ethnic minorities and the like, a way to verbally bully someone down. Urban Dictionary

A person who slithers into the middle of a conversation, ultimately dominating it, as they won't stop talking. Urban Dictionary

If ur having a prattle attack u are just talking so u can here ur own voice. Urban Dictionary

An 18th century term for "Tea" derived from the stereotype of housewives drinking it while gossiping. Synonyms include: Scandal Water and Chatter Broth Urban Dictionary

A woman who talks incessantly while she's having sex in the cowgirl position. Urban Dictionary

Extraordinaryly intelligent person who has no sway because the COMMUNICATION travels in the shortest path possible. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to prattle:
prattle, rattle, brattle, sprattle, pattle, pratte.

Words that rhyme with prattle:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe prattle:
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Consonant match to prattle:
protyle, pray till.

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