blithering
adjective
informaluk/ˈblɪð.ər.ɪŋ/us/ˈblɪð.ɚ.ɪŋ/extremelysillyorstupid:
He wasworriedthat he would beseenas somesortof blitheringidiot.
We need tomoveaway from the blitheringidiocyofracism.
- Ibegantothinkthat I may havemarrieda blitheringidiot.
- He is a blitheringmoronwithstupidhairwho can'teventalkproperly.
- Don'tmesswith me, you blitheringnincompoop!
- He calledtheireconomicpolicies"blitheringnonsense".
Stupid and silly
- absurd
- absurdity
- absurdly
- adolescent
- againstyourbetter judgmentidiom
- dopey
- dorky
- dottiness
- dotty
- dozily
- impolitic
- imprudent
- inhis/her/theirwisdomidiom
- insomeone'sinfinite wisdomidiom
- inadvisable
- uncritically
- unintelligent
- unreasonable
- unreasonably
- unwise
blithering
noun[U]
UKinformaluk/ˈblɪð.ər.ɪŋ/us/ˈblɪð.ɚ.ɪŋ/a lot ofsillytalkthat makes nosense:
He was soangry, he wasreducedtooutragedblithering.
- The character's blithering is just tooextremeto bebelievable.
- They need tostoptheirblithering and do something about it.
Nonsense
- babble
- balderdash
- balls
- baloney
- bilge
- blah
- blather
- blither
- double-talk
- doublespeak
- drivel
- eyewash
- flapdoodle
- garbage
- moonshine
- mumbo jumbo
- nonsense
- nonsensical
- piffle
- rhubarb