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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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gibber as a noun
Is superfluous gibber correct when talking about someone who just purposely makes sentences harder to understand.
His superfluous gibber annoys me. He's says things just to say things.
His superfluous gibber annoys me. He's says things just to say things.
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I am aware that gibber exists as a verb and and a noun, but the only form I remember coming across is the noun gibberish.
- I am aware that gibber exists as a verb and and a noun, but the only form I remember coming across is the noun gibberish.
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I am aware that gibber exists as a verb and and a noun, but the only form I remember coming across is the noun gibberish.
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