The Collaborative International Dictionary
Gabbler \Gab"bler\, n. One who gabbles; a prater.
Wiktionary
n. One who gabbles, or prates loquaciously on a trifling subject.
Usage examples of "gabbler".
Sure enough, the prostrate Gabbler was sitting up, weaving his massive tusked head from side to side and shrieking.
With his legs wrapped around the neck of a capering Gabbler, his face slightly blue because of a dwindling oxygen supply in his suit, and a wide grin, Slopes rode up to the ship, followed and surrounded by hundreds of the scaly horrors.
There were heavy thumps in the port, and a nerve-rackingly close blast of Gabbler chatter.
The strongest overboiling of English Puritan contempt of a gabbler, would not stop women from liking it.
And as he smiled genially upon the cowpuncher, Bard felt a great relief sweep over him, a mighty gladness that this was not Drew--that this looselipped gabbler was not the man who had written the epitaph over the tomb of Joan Piotto.
The First Venus Expedition discovered the Gabblers, and left them respectfully alone.
The Second Expedition discovered that the Gabblers had a stock of the precious crystalsand got chased the hell out after picking up two.
It was our job to bring back a whole slew of the crystals, Gabblers or no Gabblers.
The other two had faced them out until the Gabblers started to scream.
The other was cut off from the ship, and stood paralyzed with fear while the Gabblers screamed and trumpeted and pounded the earth with their scaly fists until it shook.
What fantastic psychic emanations the Gabblers used as weapons was not known, but the idea of Slopes up against them really tickled me.
Not even Slopes, though I still thought it was a fine idea for him to face up a couple of hungry Gabblers, just for the comedy of contrast.
The Gabblers came out with a rush, and a more terrifying spectacle these old eyes have not seen.
As if by common agreement, the bulk of Gabblers halted at the crest of the gentle slope between us and the brush, and three of them came forward together, one ahead and two behind.
They stopped, and the three advancing Gabblers stopped, and, incredibly, the crowd at the top of the hill doubled its noise.