Brabble (noun)
brab-uhl
noisy, quarrelsome chatter
First recorded in 1490–1500 as a verb meaning “to quibble.” Possibly from Dutch brabbelen, meaning “to confuse.”
Example sentences
“I could hardly hear a thing over all the brabble.”
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