driveller UK
ˈdrɪvələr
Definition

Definition of driveller - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
nonsense talkDatedUKperson who talks nonsense or trivialitiesDatedUK
  • He's such a driveller, always talking about nothing important.
babbler prattler
2.
gameRareUKpole used in dwile flonking gameRareUK
  • The driveller was ready for the next round of the game.
pole rod stick
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Origin of driveller

Middle English, drivel (saliva)

Examples of driveller in a sentence

  • The meeting was derailed by a driveller's endless chatter.
  • The players gathered around the driveller for the next turn.
  • Each team took turns holding the driveller during the match.

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  1. French:radoteur, perche, ...
  2. German:Schwätzer, Dwile-Flonking-Stab, ...
  3. Italian:chiacchierone, bastone, ...
  4. Spanish:charlatán, palo de juego, ...
  5. Portuguese:palrador, pólo do jogo dwile-flonking, ...
  6. Chinese:胡说八道者, 游戏杆, ...
  7. Japanese:おしゃべり, ドリベラー, ...
  8. Arabic:مِهْذار, عَصا تُسْتَخْدَم في لُعْبَة دْوايِل فْلُونْكِنْغ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פַּטְפְּטָן, דְּרִיבְּלֶר, ...
  10. Russian:болтун, шест, ...
  11. Ukrainian:базіка, палиця, ...
  12. Hindi:बकवादी, ड्रिवलर, ...
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