Blabber

The chemical reaction caused the beaker to blabber uncontrollably.

The security guard caught the blabber who revealed the location of the hidden safe.

The patient complained about the blabber of their roommate in the hospital.

The author wrote a book about the blabber and its supposed origins.

He was known for his blabber behavior during parties.

The company's CEO criticized the blabber of his executives in a meeting.

She tends to blabber when she's nervous, revealing more than she intends to.

The blabber at the party wouldn't stop talking about their personal problems.

The locals believe that the blabber is a protector of the forest and must not be disturbed.

The carbonated drink made him blabber when he opened the can.

The blabber parrot kept repeating everything he heard.

The blabber neighbor disturbed the peace of the street with his loud music.

His blabber attitude revealed company secrets to the competitors.

The blabber customer complained about the service of the restaurant.

She regretted her blabber mouth after telling the secret to everyone.

The blabber baby kept the neighbors up all night.

Her blabber mouth got her in trouble with the teacher.

The blabber fan disclosed the football team's tactics to the opposing team.

She ignored her blabber boss's nagging and continued to work.

His constant blabber during the lecture was distracting.

The journalist's blabber led to a defamation lawsuit.

The hunters cut off the blabber of the seal for cooking.

The whalers were able to extract valuable oil from the blabber of the whale.

The biologists study the composition of the blabber to understand the dietary habits of seals.

The fishermen discard the blabber of the fish caught during their fishing trip.

The Eskimo artist used blabber as a canvas to create his artwork.

The sailors use the blabber to patch holes in their boats during a long voyage.

I can't stand it when people blabber on and on about their problems.

The lawyer told his client not to blabber to the press.

The blabber of a whale was once considered a valuable commodity in the whaling industry.

Blabber is an important source of nutrition for many Arctic animals.

Blabber is sometimes referred to as "whale bacon" because of its texture and flavor.

The blabber of whales has a high content of omega-3 fatty acids.

The blabber of the seal keeps them warm in cold waters.

The blabber of the whale is used to make candles.

The oil extracted from blabber is used in the cosmetics industry.

The blabber layer of a seal can be up to six inches thick.

The Inuit people harvest blabber for their traditional diet.

The teacher told the students not to blabber in the library.

The blabber in the courtroom was held in contempt of court.

The blabber in the library disturbed the students who were trying to study.

The captain reprimanded the blabber for revealing the team's strategy to the opposing team.

The detective suspected the blabber to be the source of the leaked information.

I can't stand sitting next to a blabber on the airplane.

The security guard warned the blabber about the strict confidentiality of the company's projects.

My little brother is a blabber, and he told our parents about the surprise trip.

The children loved to blow bubbles and make the water blabber.

The new employee was labeled a blabber after sharing confidential information with colleagues.

The Inuit tribe uses blabber as fuel for their lamps.

The researchers found traces of microplastics in the blabber of marine mammals.