Prattle

The guests' prattle was overwhelming during the party.

The article was filled with prattle that only served to make it longer, but not more informative.

She couldn't bear the prattle of her little brother.

The nursery was filled with the delightful prattle of toddlers during playtime.

He would often prattle about his favorite TV show.

The toddler's prattle was filled with laughter and giggles.

The park was filled with the prattle of kids having a picnic.

The lecture was filled with irrelevant prattle that bored the students.

They prattle about their upcoming vacation and all the places they will visit.

The book was filled with pages of prattle that didn't contribute to the plot.

She tends to prattle about her shopping trips.

The TV show was filled with endless prattle between the characters.

The children's prattle was filling the playground with energy.

The meeting was filled with pointless prattle that went nowhere.

The teacher was annoyed by the prattle of her students.

The blog was filled with prattle that only served to fill up space, but didn't contribute anything useful.

The radio talk show was filled with prattle from callers who had no idea what they were talking about.

The prattle of the salesperson at the store was making her uncomfortable.

The prattle of the street vendors was adding to the chaos of the busy market.

The prattle of the news anchors on TV was becoming monotonous.

Her coworkers' prattle was making it difficult to concentrate on her work.

The conversation was dominated by the prattle of one person, making it difficult for others to participate.

The old man's prattle was a constant background noise in the park.

His speeches were always filled with meaningless prattle.

The politician would prattle on about his achievements.

The party guests would prattle about their hobbies.

The radio host would prattle about his personal life.

The child would prattle on about her imaginary friend.

He would prattle on about his hobbies for hours.

They prattle about their political ideologies, engaging in heated debates.

The children prattle about their day at school.

They prattle about their favorite TV series and the latest episodes.

They prattle about their dreams and aspirations for the future.

They prattle on about their recent vacation, describing every minute detail.

They prattle about their hobbies and interests during their get-together.

The teacher asked the students not to prattle during the exam.

The professor warned the students not to prattle during his lecture.

She couldn't stand her little brother, who was a prattle.

He couldn't get a word in edgewise because the prattle just kept talking.

The new employee turned out to be a prattle who distracted the others.

I avoid sitting next to that prattle on the bus.

She had a reputation for being a prattle among her colleagues.

The teacher asked the prattle to stop talking and pay attention.

The tour guide was a bit of a prattle, but his stories were entertaining.

I'm not sure how much longer I can listen to that prattle go on and on.

She was labeled as a prattle because she could never keep a secret.

She couldn't help but prattle about her crush to her friends.

The teacher listened patiently to the prattle of her kindergarten students.

The siblings engaged in playful prattle during their family gathering.

The mother enjoyed the sweet prattle of her baby.