blether

(ble-thir) dialect, chiefly scot.
~n. 1. person who chatters incessantly; one who babbles on and on.
~v. 2. to engage in conversation, long-winded or idle talk

1- ("That wee yin o' yours is an awfy blether gettin'")
2- ("Ah met yer granny doon the toun, we hud a richt guid blether the gither")

by - ali - January 12, 2006

blether

a gathering of friends at a pub where drunken stories are exchanged

Thir isnae an embarrassment in the world that cannae be erased by a bit ay blether and a few bevvies.

by Bmose August 2, 2006

blether

a social gathering of which the sole purpose is to get drunk and bullshit with friends

This is not a formal gathering, more of an excuse to meet up and have a blether

by the Chef March 3, 2005

blether

to blaze

to get stoned

derived from tea time being at 4:20 at the blethering place...hence to blether

dude, lets blether.

by seb and sho August 11, 2008

blether

Fictitious word that is of no meaning to anyone except feminine men who wear blonde pirates wigs and seventies outfits.

Ya cannae blether aboot a word when nae one kens what it means

by Robert the Bruce March 5, 2003

blethering

a scots phrase to indicate talking a lot of bollocks

ah you, you're just blethering

by jaffaw July 21, 2009