jabber
This term conveys a sense of frantic, uncontrolled speech that prioritizes speed and excitement over clarity. It often suggests a lack of substance or a chaotic delivery, evoking the sound of a crowd or a nervous individual where the rhythm of the speech outweighs the meaning of the words. As a noun, the word describes the collective sound of such chatter. While it can be used to describe a single person, it frequently characterizes a background noise of multiple people talking at once, creating an auditory blur of incomprehensible sounds.
Meanings
To talk rapidly and excitedly, often in a way that is difficult to understand or seems nonsensical.
"The children continued to jabber away about their trip to the zoo."
To speak rapidly and incoherently about a specific topic.
"He spent the entire afternoon jabbering on about his new car."