Chatter like monkey

Usage examples of jabber.

Along the way Quisp jabbered ceaselessly, giving them an abridged story of his life.

The crusty Sperren jabbered aimlessly about supposed civilians who disguised themselves as Green Riders and foolishly risked their lives to deliver unimportant messages to the king.

Nevertheless, people seemed to think it rather curious that a man who did not know a word of French should be living in Paris, and that in spite of his ignorance he continued to jabber away in an easy manner, though nobody could understand what he was talking about.

Manning returned all six of the Mollies and Hunding were jabbering away uncontrollably.

The moment a blossom of light appeared from the jabbers she let off two shots.

Even if he could bypass the ferals and the jabbers, and avoid Sarah and Con, would the elders take him in?

Welkin steeled himself to charge the jabbers who were now lobbing arrows at them from a thicket eighty yards away.

Harry stood then and fired point-blank at the circling jabbers whose slivers of metal ornaments shone in the morning mist.

They had slashed two jabbers within moments of closing with their ranks.

Nor did it surprise Sarah to learn that he had taken up residence in an old monastery the jabbers called the Stockade.

The jabbers would no doubt have a spare key, but it should hold them for a bit.

You have not only the honor of being my steward, but the privilege of being the worst, most incompetent, drivelling snivelling jibbering jabbering idiot of a steward in France.

Green retreats to behind one of the trees as beefy flannel forms with leis shedding petals, their speech grunty-foreign and unmistakably Canadian, a couple with ukuleles, spill out like ants over the sagging porch and into the yard, mill and jabber, a couple kneel by the form of the former dog.

The leporine alien spat harsh bunny noises at the human, then glanced past him and jabbered at Rail, who replied in something other than English.

An office on wheels, closed wagons for supplies, what seems a parlour, one at least that is blood-fouled, a rolling abattoir, and beyond that a very tall and windowed wagon painted with pinchbeck gilt, slathered with symbols of the gods and Jabber.