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What is another word for
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Noun
Long-winded talk with no real substance
Verb
To engage in (typically meaningless or unimportant) speech, dialog or conversation
Adjective
Comparative for happy or cheerful in nature
Comparative for showing a casual and cheerful indifference
Comparative for not showing any proper care or thought
Comparative for treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
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Noun
▲
Long-winded talk with no real substance
hogwash
nonsense
baloney
drivel
garbage
malarkey
poppycock
balderdash
blather
claptrap
codswallop
crock
piffle
twaddle
boloney
bunk
bunkum
fiddlesticks
folly
hokum
hooey
humbug
rubbish
tosh
trash
applesauce
bull
crapola
flapdoodle
guff
horsefeathers
moonshine
rot
blah
blah-blah
foolishness
fudge
hokeypokey
jazz
malarky
muck
nuts
senselessness
silliness
slush
stupidity
tommyrot
bilge
blarney
blatherskite
bosh
buncombe
drool
flannel
hoodoo
taradiddle
tarradiddle
trumpery
beans
falderal
fiddle
folderol
nerts
punk
fiddle-faddle
tripe
gibberish
eyewash
hot air
cobblers
blether
wack
blathers
balls
phooey
bushwa
stuff and nonsense
waffle
bulldust
dribble
gammon
havers
cod
toffee
gobbledegook
bizzo
babble
bull's wool
pap
double Dutch
prattle
palaver
jive
inanity
pants
bombast
gobbledygook
cack
gabble
absurdity
rigmarole
verbiage
mumbo jumbo
jabber
talk
irrationality
imprudence
flightiness
giddiness
idiocy
codology
foolish talk
BS
trifle
chatter
gossip
pretence
UK
pretense
US
bananas
ranting
jest
joke
thoughtlessness
prating
flimflam
fatuity
kak
empty talk
stuff
fun
trivia
froth
frippery
frivolity
scrawl
rashness
scribble
tomfoolery
dross
jabberwocky
soft soap
yabbering
rambling
flummery
madness
ludicrousness
fustian
yatter
chuntering
tattle
ridiculousness
wittering
yackety-yak
prate
foolery
untruth
clack
Greek
gas
cant
fantasy
fiction
corn
triviality
rant
blah-blah-blah
double talk
shallowness
puerility
twitter
refuse
jargon
doublespeak
hedging
prevarication
evasion
equivocation
spiel
falsehood
trickery
nattering
double-talk
deception
weasel words
stultiloquence
jabbering
idle talk
futile talk
useless words
twattle
blabber
rhubarb
craziness
crud
noise
chat
natter
gab
confab
jaw
confabulation
rap
chitchat
gabfest
causerie
backchat
cackle
schmooze
jangle
yak
rabbiting
ramblings
monologue
UK
patter
monolog
US
chin-wag
glib talk
table talk
chin music
small talk
conversation
burble
slobber
gibber
babbling
colloquy
abracadabra
waffling
chit-chat
chitter-chatter
gibbering
gabber
dialogue
UK
dialog
US
tittle-tattle
discourse
prattling
heart-to-heart
blathering
blethering
jawing
yammering
yattering
yapping
chinwagging
discussion
chinwag
conference
powwow
rabbit
rabbiting on
crack
grandiloquence
chattering
rhetoric
verbosity
wind
exchange
adda
yakking
craic
convo
bluster
bull session
word
buzz
oratory
hocus-pocus
yammer
blubbering
tattling
murmur
tête-à -tête
raving
scuttlebutt
argle-bargle
incoherent talk
unintelligible language
obscure language
hearsay
pomposity
rumour
UK
rumor
US
gabbling
braggadocio
report
rodomontade
blithering
footle
jibber-jabber
grapevine
magniloquence
account
gasconade
claver
bragging
meddling
cry
clishmaclaver
mag
dirty laundry
back-fence talk
boasting
blab
scat
affectedness
ravings
muttering
tongue-wagging
clamor
US
clamour
UK
dish
grandiosity
verboseness
bombastry
affectation
trivial talk
korero
tete-a-tete
idle chat
altiloquence
exaggeration
rhapsody
wild talk
purple prose
officialese
bafflegab
talking
gossiping
chatting
verbalizing
US
cackling
prolixity
rantings
wordiness
padding
blabbering
logorrhoea
all Greek
loquacity
verbalising
UK
driveling
US
chitchatting
frothy talk
drivelling
UK
baragouin
converse
twittering
meaningless talk
nonsense talk
gen
one-to-one
yarn
witter
consultation
newsmongering
bravado
lies
rapid talk
unintelligible talk
gushing
rap session
parley
mere words
meeting
badinage
banter
raillery
persiflage
fireside chat
foretalk
rumors
US
pleasantry
pleasantries
rumours
UK
tale
defamation
dirty linen
wire
gossipry
chronicle
dirty wash
scandal
injury
whispering campaign
story
malicious talk
telling tales
news
slander
earful
calumny
rumormongering
US
clothesline
trivial conversation
beauty-parlor chitchat
casual conversation
light talk
idle chatter
rumourmongering
UK
talebearing
turgidity
pretentiousness
rhodomontade
brag
euphuism
fanfaronade
ostentation
cockalorum
periphrasis
tumidity
long-windedness
rave
cotton
aureation
tympany
extravagant boasting
bombard phrase
chewing the fat
chewing the rag
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“She raised the disc to her head and began to speak, intoning the routine
blither
in a stiflingly mind-numbing voice.”
Verb
▲
To engage in (typically meaningless or unimportant) speech, dialog or conversation
babble
chatter
prattle
jabber
prate
gabble
chat
natter
talk
gab
jaw
gas
converse
blab
twitter
blather
patter
cackle
gossip
yak
palaver
rattle
rap
waffle
schmooze
witter
blether
chaffer
ramble
yap
chunter
shmooze
chin
yatter
kibitz
rabbit
kibbitz
twaddle
clack
maunder
mag
yabber
twattle
blabber
yammer
slabber
mutter
mumble
burble
spout
gush
rant
earbash
splutter
wander
blubber
gaggle
palter
rave
run on
go on
yackety-yak
rattle on
jibber-jabber
rabbit on
run off at the mouth
talk incoherently
shoot one's mouth off
talk nonsensically
yakkety yak
talk foolishly
talk trivially
drivel
rattle away
tattle
chit-chat
visit
tittle-tattle
claver
talk nineteen to the dozen
talk incessantly
talk a lot
talk at length
slabber on
witter on
talk the hind legs off a donkey
gibber
murmur
chinwag
babble on
blather on
go on and on
ramble on
shoot the breeze
chew the fat
harp on
bumble
drool
sputter
spiel
mouth
confabulate
bleat
flannel
yakety-yak
patter on and on
hold forth
blurt
talk idly
mouth off
digress
talk gibberish
boil
confuse
spill the beans
expatiate
chew the rag
amplify
shoot the bull
drift
go on about
have a chat
drone on
talk the hind leg off a donkey
meander
talk aimlessly
rant and rave
talk nonsense
talk randomly
keep on
overstress
bang on
labor the point
dwell on
chitchat
communicate
speak
have a conversation
powwow
chitter-chatter
engage in conversation
have a chinwag
have a confab
gabber
whisper
dialog
US
dialogue
UK
dish
rumor
US
rumour
UK
utter
drone
talk a blue streak
footle
discourse
discuss
orate
noise
clatter
grunt
yakkety-yak
yack
talk rapidly
talk unintelligibly
buzz
verbalize
US
tell tales
stammer
verbalise
UK
stutter
wag
intone
have a talk
blow smoke
be delirious
speak sotto voce
blah
socialise
UK
banter
socialize
US
blah-blah
spit
bark
BS
swap gossip
list
talk a mile a minute
bat the breeze
talk ten to the dozen
confer
piffle
run off at mouth
commune
parley
conversate
korero
talk rubbish
have a tete-a-tete
tongue
runon
fluff
whiffle
inform
run through
reel off
snitch
brag
boast
peach
squeal
bloviate
have a discussion
exchange views
exchange words
twiddle
consult with each other
spread rumors
tell on
hum and haw
make small talk
have a tête-à -tête
chat idly
discuss things
speak to each other
talk someone's ear off
talk out of turn
talk through one's hat
whistle in the dark
talk wildly
whistle Dixie
articulate
breathe
skinder
schmoose
divulge
drawl
describe
chant
rhapsodise
UK
notify
break
broach
soliloquize
rhapsodize
US
susurrate
ventriloquize
give voice
express oneself
circulate rumours
spread stories
spread gossip
spread rumours
comment on
turn over
bad-mouth
speak softly
wiggle-waggle
flap one's tongue
give voice to
bruit about
tell secrets
talk one's leg off
stage-whisper
speak in hushed tones
talk under your breath
speak in an undertone
garble
bend one's ear
be incoherent
tell tales out of school
maffle
grumble
slur
vocalize
US
whimper
voice
whine
vocalise
UK
speak indistinctly
say to oneself
speak incoherently
talk to oneself
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for happy or cheerful in nature
merrier
gayer
sunnier
cheerier
happier
jollier
joyfuller
chirpier
brighter
jauntier
mirthfuller
breezier
gladsomer
sprightlier
airier
winsomer
friskier
cantier
bubblier
gladder
peppier
livelier
perkier
sparkier
bouncier
zippier
playfuller
smilier
zingier
funnier
slaphappier
pleasanter
snappier
wittier
zappier
lighter
zestier
higher
flipper
droller
jazzier
pizzazzier
pizazzier
heartier
cranker
wonderfuller
rosier
daffier
larkier
sprier
tricksier
keener
friendlier
wilder
quicker
glibber
eagerer
smarter
brasher
better
nimbler
cleverer
agiler
brisker
flakier
UK
naughtier
perter
racier
springier
fresher
powerfuller
stronger
smugger
easier
warmer
benigner
Christmassier
loonier
dizzier
nuttier
feastlier
frothier
archer
sparklier
madder
wicker
wantoner
wilfuller
unrulier
wickeder
slier
peacefuller
gamer
drier
comfortabler
vivider
campier
sillier
camper
wackier
crazier
lustier
spunkier
showier
clubbier
busier
robuster
feistier
prouder
sexier
bolder
sharper
pepperier
intenser
gutsier
higher-octane
ballsier
punchier
spritelier
fancier
glitzier
gratefuller
gasser
grittier
headier
flusher
hotter
wrier
sportier
grander
lovelier
heavenlier
splendider
greater
more cheerful
more buoyant
more upbeat
more jovial
more vivacious
more blithesome
more chipper
more gleeful
more joyous
more animated
more jocund
more elated
more genial
more spirited
more jocular
more festive
more euphoric
more jocose
more lightsome
more blissful
more ecstatic
more debonair
more beatific
more easygoing
more amiable
more easy-going
more lighthearted
more carefree
more exuberant
more frolicsome
more ebullient
more effervescent
more high-spirited
more happy-go-lucky
more jubilant
more untroubled
more optimistic
more positive
more full of beans
more peart
more content
more radiant
more sportive
more contented
more convivial
more unworried
more insouciant
more smiling
more hopeful
more zestful
more good-humoured
UK
more good-humored
US
more unconcerned
more hilarious
more amusing
more energetic
more cock-a-hoop
more humorous
more bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
more ludic
more entertaining
more vigorous
more flippant
more comical
more delighted
more gamesome
more pleased
more devil-may-care
more facetious
more rollicking
more enthusiastic
more comic
more overjoyed
more thrilled
more excited
more beaming
more whimsical
more mischievous
more enjoyable
more roguish
more irrepressible
more jokey
more vital
more boisterous
more fun
more uproarious
more animate
more chucklesome
more impish
more jesting
more frolic
more active
more sanguine
more puckish
more jumping
more prankish
more casual
more nonchalant
more skittish
more frivolous
more free and easy
more tongue-in-cheek
more rascally
more swinging
more coltish
more dynamic
more rocking
more laughable
more satisfied
more blessed
more rapturous
more pleasurable
more chuffed
more vibrant
more wrapped
more laid back
more stoked
more thankful
more alert
more sportful
more elfish
more fay
more frolicky
more bantering
more devilish
more amused
more relaxed
more indifferent
more confident
more bullish
more festal
more orgasmic
more passionate
more outgoing
more intoxicated
more heartwarming
more perk
more Pickwickian
more saturnalian
more triumphant
more delightful
more ardent
more good-natured
more waggish
more leprechaunish
more scampish
more knavish
more cheerly
more fantastic
more elvish
more rapt
more enraptured
more rhapsodical
more youthful
more larkish
more mettlesome
more kinetic
more dashing
more hyper
more satirical
more irreverent
more celebratory
more detached
more swaggering
more striking
more agreeable
more unruffled
more cordial
more affable
more sunbeamy
more bonny
more tumultuous
more fiery
more feastful
more carnivalesque
more decorated
more roseate
more laid-back
more effusive
more heartening
more ironic
more farcical
more agitated
more gushing
more turnt
more flamboyant
more pleasing
more welcome
more off-the-wall
more excitable
more antic
more willful
more risible
more pixieish
more glowing
more scintillating
more fairylike
more expressive
more paradisiacal
more paradisal
more rousing
more paradisaic
more fulfilled
more enchanted
more paradisiac
more entranced
more heedless
more uncaring
more magical
more Panglossian
more unthinking
more unserious
more ludicrous
more joculous
more boffo
more unconsidered
more feel-good
more starry-eyed
more rose-colored
more insubstantial
more industrious
more exciting
more colourful
UK
more colorful
US
more forceful
more stimulating
more social
more spectacular
more ridiculous
more gingery
more happening
more bustling
more abuzz
more forcible
more companionable
more congratulatory
more exulting
more gregarious
more hysterical
more prideful
more screaming
more satisfying
more sidesplitting
more felicitous
more electrifying
more alive
more dazzling
more side-splitting
more tongue in cheek
more potent
more driving
more virile
more impassioned
more indefatigable
more astir
more thriving
more hopping
more unflagging
more hard-hitting
more aboil
more high-powered
more partyish
more conversible
more elastic
more psychedelic
more salacious
more jazzlike
more daring
more appreciative
more dramatic
more willing
more beautiful
more appreciatory
more uplifting
more valiant
more aglow
more gallant
more avid
more exhilarating
more encouraging
more shining
more blooming
more burning
more relieved
more beguiling
more strenuous
more go-getting
more distinctive
more mobile
more hale and hearty
more occupied
more humoristic
more comedic
more killing
more eventful
more deedful
more dextrous
UK
more dexterous
US
more hysteric
more charming
more engaging
more sociable
more priceless
more delirious
more clubbable
more zealous
more vehement
more marvellous
UK
more fabulous
more magnificent
more marvelous
US
more glorious
more frenzied
more determined
more resounding
more emphatic
more corybantic
more extroverted
more boastful
more clubable
more triumphalist
more glamorous
more interesting
more flushed
more victorious
more extraverted
more brilliant
more intriguing
more carried away
more wigged out
more fanciful
more intelligent
more original
more penetrating
more ingenious
more piquant
more piercing
more sharp-witted
more quick-witted
more characterful
more unusual
more ❯
“Ralph laughed thereat, and was merry and
blithe
with them.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for showing a casual and cheerful indifference
cooler
gayer
jauntier
slaphappier
freer
calmer
easier
mellower
tranquiler
breezier
placider
laxer
quieter
steadier
looser
peacefuller
smoother
milder
airier
slacker
stiller
recklesser
leveler
stillier
lowner
comfortabler
brasher
smarter
clubbier
benigner
securer
better-disposed
simpler
unfussier
friendlier
pleasanter
soberer
gentler
balmier
staider
stolider
patienter
cozier
US
cosier
UK
happier
snugger
warmer
sleepier
seriouser
somberer
US
seemlier
stiffer
statelier
sombrer
UK
better-balanced
safer
comfier
cushier
homelier
tenderer
fairer
sounder
softer
tamer
graver
deeper
finer
suaver
glassier
flatter
lazier
homier
brighter
duller
heavenlier
silenter
sunnier
wiser
maturer
lighter
saner
joyfuller
gladder
cheerier
summerier
hotter
deathlier
straighter
thicker-skinned
drier
surer
better
fresher
more carefree
more insouciant
more nonchalant
more unconcerned
more careless
more heedless
more casual
more indifferent
more uncaring
more untroubled
more unworried
more lightsome
more debonair
more lighthearted
more blasé
more impetuous
more relaxed
more devil-may-care
more happy-go-lucky
more free and easy
more laid-back
more easy-going
more unruffled
more unflappable
more collected
more serene
more composed
more easygoing
more nonplussed
more chilled
more unperturbed
more undisturbed
more informal
more unflustered
more together
more unfazed
more imperturbable
more unexcitable
more equable
more unagitated
more undemanding
more leisurely
more halcyon
more lackadaisical
more even-tempered
more liberal
more cheerful
more unrestrained
more stable
more level-headed
more unbothered
more liberated
more untaxing
more forgiving
more unceremonious
more uninhibited
more flexible
more unanxious
more irresponsible
more unrestricted
more laid back
more offhand
more tolerant
more sedate
more coolheaded
more possessed
more unshaken
more slap-happy
more flippant
more phlegmatic
more equal
more affable
more agreeable
more limpid
more equanimous
more unhurried
more undismayed
more hushed
more uninterrupted
more unstirred
more settled
more easy-peasy
more compromising
more conciliatory
more distant
more oblivious
more permissive
more unrestrictive
more temperate
more prankish
more optimistic
more complaisant
more good-tempered
more systematic
more orderly
more methodical
more dispassionate
more improvident
more unmoved
more feckless
more content
more undoubtful
more easy-breezy
more apathetic
more uninterested
more good-natured
more good-humored
US
more good-humoured
UK
more pococurante
more moderate
more lenient
more accommodating
more incurious
more complacent
more cavalier
more disinterested
more congenial
more uncurious
more insensible
more detached
more cursory
more open
more uncritical
more unofficial
more versatile
more unemotional
more stoical
more understated
more downbeat
more forbearing
more self-controlled
more low-key
more chilled out
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more poised
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more controlled
more levelheaded
more arcadian
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more unvexed
more blissful
more constant
more untouched
more urbane
more pastoral
more pleased
more indulgent
more sensible
more irenic
more disimpassioned
more quiescent
more retired
more commonsensical
more inactive
more businesslike
more centered
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more mild-mannered
more judicious
more balanced
more measured
more self-confident
more reserved
more whist
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more noiseless
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more unsurprised
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more bovine
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more Zen
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more nerveless
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“I was carefree and
blithe
, attuned to woodland sounds and woodland smells and savoring them all.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not showing any proper care or thought
rasher
recklesser
laxer
sloppier
tardier
slacker
lazier
cooler
easier
foolhardier
unwarier
hastier
brasher
more thoughtless
more negligent
more incautious
more neglectful
more unthinking
more imprudent
more irresponsible
more unmindful
more oblivious
more careless
more heedless
more improvident
more unheeding
more inattentive
more disregardful
more uncaring
more slapdash
more carefree
more lackadaisical
more nonchalant
more indifferent
more disinterested
more unconcerned
more apathetic
more perfunctory
more derelict
more unobservant
more slipshod
more slap-happy
more feckless
more insouciant
more casual
more undependable
more untrustworthy
more unaccountable
more uncircumspect
more delinquent
more unreliable
more devil-may-care
more free and easy
more laid-back
more precipitate
more forgetful
more unwatchful
more impulsive
more mindless
more hurried
more unconsidered
more sudden
more hotheaded
more unguarded
more irreflective
more inconsiderate
more impetuous
more unsafe
more ill-considered
more blasé
more ❯
“He showed
blithe
disregard for the rights of others.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
flipper
wiser
cuter
glibber
perter
smarter
cleverer
drier
foolisher
playfuller
cheekier
funnier
wittier
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cockier
saucier
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sillier
droller
ruder
wrier
cutesier
lippier
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brassier
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apter
smoother
nimbler
agiler
readier
cooler
bolder
shallower
flightier
snappier
quicker on the draw
racier
snazzier
mirthfuller
more facetious
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more ludicrous
more ridiculous
more sarcastic
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more mischievous
more casual
more impertinent
more humorous
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more jokey
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more roguish
more disrespectful
more whimsical
more lighthearted
more waggish
more impudent
more jocose
more jesting
more tongue-in-cheek
more impish
more precious
more dismissive
more insolent
more superficial
more quick-witted
more highbrowed
more carefree
more amusing
more comical
more ingenious
more pointed
more bantering
more adept
more incisive
more brazen
more irresponsible
more overfamiliar
more thoughtless
more insouciant
more puckish
more sharp-witted
more entertaining
more cutting
more spirited
more profound
more scintillating
more tactful
more risible
more ❯
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