It is easy to "blether" on a subject like this but it is one that is charged with danger.
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One is as big a "blether"as the other.
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Only last week we had the godfather of all the local poachers "in the bag", but one of the policemen started blethering on the wireless and the trap was sprung.
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He blethered on about "wage-cost inflation ".
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Is there a distinction between "blather"and"blether"?
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