1. Dictionary entry overview: What does Blatherskite mean? • Blatherskite (noun) The noun Blatherskite has 1 sense:

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3. How to say Blatherskite in English? Pronunciation of Blatherskite with 2 audio pronunciations, 4 synonyms, 1 meaning, 1 translation and more for Blatherskite.

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5. Blatherskite: A babbling, foolish person

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14. Definition of Blatherskite in the Definitions.net dictionary

15. Blatherskite Someone who talks rubbish, mainly tall stories etc

16. Macmillan Dictionary labels Blatherskite as American and informal.

17. Blatherskite definition is - a person who Blathers a lot

18. Blatherskite Urdu Meaning - Find the correct meaning of Blatherskite in Urdu, it is important to understand the word properly when we translate it from English to Urdu

19. Blatherskite is silly, babbling speech that doesn't really mean anything

20. Blatherskite (n.) "one who talks blustering nonsense," c

21. 13 synonyms for Blatherskite: babble, blather, double talk, gabble, gibberish, jabber

22. A Blatherskite is an individual who talks continuously about insignificant matters

23. A Blatherskite is an individual who talks continuously about insignificant matters

24. See authoritative translations of Blatherskite in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

25. Blatherskite definition: a talkative silly person Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

26. Examples of Blatherskite in a Sentence a Scottish uncle who regards any pronouncement from the government as ignorable Blatherskite Recent Examples on the Web To all the Blatherskites who call …

27. Foolish gibberish Familiarity information: Blatherskite used as a noun is very rare.

28. Examples of blatherskite in a Sentence a Scottish uncle who regards any pronouncement from the government as ignorable blatherskite Recent Examples on the Web To all the Blatherskites who call …

29. And then there are the funny ones such as ning nong, doofus, Blatherskite

30. Blatherskite: language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense

31. View in context "It's a thundering lie, you miserable old Blatherskite !"

32. The Tyler Telegram humbly apologizes for having called that wide-lipped Blatherskite, T

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34. Synonyms for Blatherskite include gibberish, hogwash, nonsense, baloney, drivel, garbage, malarkey, poppycock, balderdash and blather

35. Don't listen to old Tom in the pub, he's just a Blatherskite. by David from Kingsbury …

36. 60 synonyms of Blatherskite from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 26 related words, definitions, and antonyms

37. Blatherskite is a Scottish Ale style beer brewed by Raleigh Brewing Company in Raleigh, NC

38. Perot, whose preferred rhetorical mode is the murky expostulation, is what used to be called a Blatherskite.

39. Examples from Classical Literature What do I care for the Separationist Blatherskite more than for the loyal fools?

40. 🔊 The word Blatherskite contains the term “blather” which means to talk for a long period of time

41. The Confederate Major was of the class referred to in polite American parlance, as a "Blatherskite." CAMPAIGNS OF A NON-COMBATANT, GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND But it was lenient with Gregorig, who had called Iro a cowardly Blatherskite in debate

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43. 🔊 Since my grandmother is a Blatherskite, she constantly shares stories of her youth with anyone who will listen

44. 🔊 The word Blatherskite contains the term “blather” which means to talk for a long period of time

45. This can refer either to 'a person who talks nonsense' or to the nonsense itself: Blatherskites talk blatherskite

46. 🔊 Since my grandmother is a Blatherskite, she constantly shares stories of her youth with anyone who will listen

47. If you know someone who talks just to hear his own voice, you can call what he says Blatherskite.

48. A Blatherskite may either be noisy talker of blatant rubbish or the foolish talk or nonsense that such a person spouts

49. Blatherskite is not shut down, nor is it going to be deleted, or turned into an archive, or anything of the sort

50. She was a perfect Blatherskite; I mean for jaw, jaw, jaw, talk, talk, talk, jabber, jabber, jabber; but just as good as she could be

51. For all of the technocratic Blatherskite it generates, business theory gives little attention to the basic human interactions that make business a profoundly human enterprise

52. Blatantly, blate, blather, blatherskite, Blatted, blatter, blaubok, Blaue Reiter, Blavatsky, blaw, Blaxican Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc

53. (Other definitions for Blatherskite that I've seen before include "pants", "(Person talking) nonsense -- a Lettish berk (anag)", "fool", "Chatterer".)

54. Blatherskite became US slang in the early 19th century from Bletherskate, or "foolish fellow," featured in the Scottish song "Maggie Lauder," which was popular …

55. There are always several meanings of each word in Urdu, the correct meaning of Blatherskite in Urdu is بکواسی آدمی, and in roman we write it Bakwasi Aadmi.

56. Blatherskite or Bletherskate is a 17th century word, probably originating in Scotland, that combines the verb blether or blather, meaning “to talk incessant nonsense,” and skite or skate

57. Origin of Blatherskite blather dialectal skite a contemptible person (from Middle English skite diarrhea) (from Old Norse skītr excrement) (from skīta to defecate skei- in Indo-European roots) From American …

58. A Blatherskite talks big and feels powerful when holding a loaded gun, but when the gun jams or the situation gets too intense, he’s the first to run for cover

59. A Blatherskite talks big and feels powerful when holding a loaded gun, but when the gun jams or the situation gets too intense, he’s the first to run for cover

60. The Silver State nowadays is hearing a lot of what America’s founding generation called Bletherskate.Though dictionaries today spell it blatherskite, the meaning remains the same as in the late 18th century: nonsense.

61. Yappers and Blatherskites, the whole brood of them! View in context She was a perfect blatherskite ; I mean for jaw, jaw, jaw, talk, talk, talk, jabber, jabber, jabber; but just as good as she could be.

62. ‘politicians get away all the time with obscurantist Blatherskite’ Origin Mid 17th century from blather + skite, a Scots derogatory term adopted into American colloquial speech during the War of Independence from the Scottish song ‘Maggie Lauder’, by F

63. 'Cheapskate' and 'blatherskite' (and, of course, it could just as easily have been 'cheapskite' and 'blatherskate') appear to have been formed in the same way and it seems likely that the Scots word was the source of 'Cheapskate'.

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65. Blatherskite is a variant of Scottish Bletherskate, which dates from the mid-17th century and is a compound of the verb blether or blather “to talk nonsense” and the Anglo-American slang word skate “person, contemptible person, broken-down horse.”

66. Blatherskite" with an "unbalanced and unsound mind," though whether or not Bryan was "insane," the Times editorialist of 1896 conceded, "is a question for expert alienists") is no different than the Times in 2016 on Donald Trump.