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Definitions
to talk foolishly
Word origin
From blithe + -er (suffix forming the comparative forms of adjectives).
Used in a sentence
“Personality is what I am aiming at, not mere manners. That is not strong enough for a man who "blithers" as you do.”
“If he was to blither, it was only fair that she should bleat back.”
“He called you man, but he blithered a lot, you would hardly heed at all what he said— […]”
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