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I. bab·ble [ˈbæbl̩] SUST. no pl
II. bab·ble [ˈbæbl̩] V. intr.
III. bab·ble [ˈbæbl̩] V. trans.
babble out V. trans.
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| I | babble |
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| you | babble |
| he/she/it | babbles |
| we | babble |
| you | babble |
| they | babble |
| I | babbled |
|---|---|
| you | babbled |
| he/she/it | babbled |
| we | babbled |
| you | babbled |
| they | babbled |
| I | have | babbled |
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| you | have | babbled |
| he/she/it | has | babbled |
| we | have | babbled |
| you | have | babbled |
| they | have | babbled |
| I | had | babbled |
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| you | had | babbled |
| he/she/it | had | babbled |
| we | had | babbled |
| you | had | babbled |
| they | had | babbled |
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The concept is similar to the use of a babble of human voices for jamming another person's communications.
en.wikipedia.org Around six months of age, a child will begin babbling, producing the speech sounds or handshapes of the languages used around them.
en.wikipedia.org Human infants are not excited or upset when babbling, but instead they will babble spontaneously and incessantly only when emotionally calm.
en.wikipedia.org A neuron either fires or not reducing the babble of its inputs to a single bit.
en.wikipedia.org He breaks down and babbles some information, most of it useless in finding out who runs the racket.
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- B2B
- B2B transactions
- B2C
- B2E
- B A
- babble
- babble out
- babbling
- babe
- babel
- babirusa