Verb:

శబ్దము ఆపు, ట్యూన్, చింత, వ్యవధి, చౌక్,

prattling's Usage Examples:

mingled with the sweet voices of a thousand nightingales, and with the prattling of countless parrots of every hue.

soil his suntans and street shoes in a rice paddy to find out what was going on was prattling about having trapped the Viet Cong".

Patrick, look-up-and-kiss-me, mignonette of the French, Nancy-pretty, prattling Parnell, Pyrenean saxifrage, sailor plant, St Anne"s needlework, St Patrick"s.

Harmony begins to try on the jewels while prattling on, enraging Spike who stakes her - however she is impervious to harm.

get so much comedic mileage out of their characters" half-intelligible prattling, the conventional dialogue is bafflingly flat".

rated this episode a B+, saying: "It feels like only yesterday I was prattling on about The Killing"s lack of momentum, but "Off The Reservation" opens.

Hopper was a part of the Triangle Film Corporation, which he described as “the first great flourish” of a “prattling, infant industry”.

Patrick"s cabbage, whimsey, prattling Parnell, and look up and kiss me.

Jane's childish prattling about the glories of England persuades Caesar to invade after all.

office - only to be confronted by his fiancée Ruth (Marcia Cross), whose prattling about their upcoming wedding serves to create further anxiety for Michael.

rescued, shouted at, fucked, to be seen fucking, put up with, killed, heard prattling away like dullards on their mobile phones or shopping".

Jane"s childish prattling about the glories of England persuades Caesar to invade after all.

The Oldest Member, whose concentration on the game is affected by George's prattling, slices his drive into the woods on the right, and after playing another, he goes into the woods to find his ball.

Synonyms:

clack, tattle, chatter, talk, blither, smatter, gibber, prate, maunder, speak, utter, palaver, mouth, verbalize, babble, blab, blabber, twaddle, verbalise, piffle, blether, tittle-tattle, gabble, blather,

Antonyms:

cry, incomplete, mitigated, dissuade,