Usage examples "jabber":
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Ekkas, white- hooded, with jingling bells hung round the scraggy necks of their lean ponies; brown men clad in sort of night- shirts composed of mud- coloured rags; brown dogs, humpy cattle, and children innumerable, swarmed upon the causeway in ever- increasing density until we drew up at the custom- house, and the usual jabber
took place among Sabz Ali, the driver, and the officials. - "A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil",
T. R. Swinburne.
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" Bunkum," said the Major sipping his wine with relish, " because an old monk driven to his last fortifications, curses those who burnt him, you believe that his jabber
has an effect on the Ainsleighs." - "The Mandarin's Fan",
Fergus Hume.
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But flutter as they would, jabber
as they would, the Clubhouse preserved a tomb- like silence. - "Angel Island",
Inez Haynes Gillmore.
