"to talk noisily, rapidly, and incoherently," 1570s, frequentative of gab (v.), or else imitative. Related: Gabbled; gabbling.
gabble (n.)
"senseless, loud, rapid talk; animal noise," c. 1600, from gabble (v.).
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