to gibber
Third Person
gibbers
Present Participle
gibbering
Past Tense
gibbered
Past Participle
gibbered
1
to speak rapidly and unintelligibly, often producing meaningless sounds
- In his delirium, the feverish patient began to gibber, making it difficult for the medical staff to understand his condition.
- The stressed-out student, overwhelmed with exams, started to gibber as they tried to express their frustrations.
- As the comedian delivered his rapid-fire jokes, the audience erupted in laughter, even if some of the punchlines made them gibber.
- During the horror movie, the character, terrified by what they saw, could only gibber incoherently when trying to explain the situation to others.