Gablare (noun)
Pronunciation: /ˈɡæb.lɛər/
Definition:
(n.) A noisy and continuous talk or chatter, often about trivial matters.
(n.) A state of boisterous and lively conversation or argument.
Etymology:
Derived from the root "gab" (Middle English: gabben), meaning "to chatter or talk idly."
Combined with the suffix "-lare" (from Old English: lār), implying a type or manner of speaking or teaching.
Pronunciation: /ˈɡæb.lɛər/
Definition:
(n.) A noisy and continuous talk or chatter, often about trivial matters.
(n.) A state of boisterous and lively conversation or argument.
Etymology:
Derived from the root "gab" (Middle English: gabben), meaning "to chatter or talk idly."
Combined with the suffix "-lare" (from Old English: lār), implying a type or manner of speaking or teaching.
The party was filled with gablare, with friends exchanging stories and laughter echoing through the room.
Despite the teacher's efforts to maintain order, the classroom erupted into gablare as soon as the bell rang.
Despite the teacher's efforts to maintain order, the classroom erupted into gablare as soon as the bell rang.
by offstageh July 09, 2024