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Examples of usage:
- " The beach," I babbled. - "My Man Jeeves", P. G. Wodehouse.
- To- night he has babbled for hours, telling me many things that it is well for me to know. - "The Great Impersonation", E. Phillips Oppenheim.
- And then, still more horrible to hear, a sound like the gurgling of blood came from the psychic's lips, mixed with babbled, frantic, incoherent words. - "The Shadow World", Hamlin Garland.