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jabbersome

jabbersome adjective: characterised or marked by jabbering.

Adjective

jabbersome (comparative more jabbersome, superlative most jabbersome)

  1. Characterised or marked by jabbering.
    • She has found a jabbersome but pleasant Scotchwoman to walk with. I am very glad.1930, James Elroy Flecker, Hellé Flecker, Some Letters from Abroad of James Elroy Flecker
    • In conclusion he said :–"It's so refreshing to get hold of a man who can talk" and I exploded again for I had, contrary to my wont, which is jabbersome, said about ten sentences all through the night.1990, R. Kipling, Thomas Pinney, The Letters of Rudyard Kipling: Volume 2: 1890-99, page 186

Forms of jabbersome

comparativemore jabbersome
superlativemost jabbersome

Origin of jabbersome

From jabber + -some.

Questions about jabbersome

What does jabbersome mean?
Jabbersome means characterised or marked by jabbering.
What part of speech is jabbersome?
Jabbersome is an adjective.

Words near jabbersome in the dictionary

  1. jabberings
  2. jabberment
  3. jabbernowl
  4. jabbernowls
  5. jabbers
  6. jabbersome
  7. Jabberwock
  8. Jabberwockian
  9. jabberwockies
  10. jabberwocky
  11. jabbery

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