garbly
garbly adjective: garbled; incoherent.
Adjective
garbly (comparative more garbly, superlative most garbly)
- garbled; incoherent
- The other voice is garbly and robotic, sounding like a bad techno rap song.2011, Daniel Mega, Carniboars
Forms of garbly
| comparative | more garbly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most garbly |
| alternative form | garbley |
Origin of garbly
From garble + -y.
Words formed from garbly
Questions about garbly
- What does garbly mean?
- Garbly means garbled; incoherent.
- What part of speech is garbly?
- Garbly is an adjective.
Words near garbly in the dictionary
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