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drivelearly 14c., drevel "saliva, slaver," from drivel (v.). Meaning "idiotic speech or writing" is from 1852.
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drivelOld English dreflian "to dribble or run at the nose, slobber," from Proto-Germanic *drab-, from PIE *dher- (1) "to make muddy, darken." Meaning "to speak nonsense" is mid [..]
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drivelto talk nonsense, speak like an idiot
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drivel(n) a worthless message(n) saliva spilling from the mouth(v) let saliva drivel from the mouth
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drivel
senseless talk; nonsense
saliva, drool
(obsolete) A fool; an idiot.
Sir Philip Sidney
(obsolete) A servant; a drudge.
Huloet
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