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Often used in the same context:
drivelling,
bloviation,
sanctimonious,
sententious,
tu quoque,
hyperbolized,
meanspirited,
substanceless,
pinheaded,
tsk,
perfervid,
contentless,
lunkheaded,
crapola,
jingoist,
onanistic,
bloviate,
fatuous,
mealymouthed,
goony,
vacuous,
baldfaced,
muddleheaded,
hifalutin,
huckstering,
sirree,
vapid,
ineloquent,
rightest,
thickheaded,
witless,
mongered,
foolishness,
jackassery,
bloviator,
truthy,
cretinous,
simpleminded,
troglodytic,
sheeplike,
idiotic,
moronic,
softheaded,
fearmonger,
puerile,
captious,
recriminatory,
monologuing,
unthinking,
cultureless,
demagogic,
patronising,
birdbrained,
soft soaping,
egoistical,
zipless,
speciesist,
mindless,
fuddy,
nonracist,
gobbing,
bromidic,
mendacious,
demagogical,
unoffensive,
blabber,
wishy,
unuttered,
establishmentarian,
lamebrained,
monicagate,
nutbag,
damnable,
corn pone,
wackjob,
ignorant,
unenlightening,
political correctness,
defenestrate,
cloddish,
addlepated,
dunderheaded,
delusive,
deluded,
unamusing,
whited sepulcher,
rotflmao,
rebarbative,
jejune,
hating,
blithe,
joyous,
merrier,
cheerful,
gayer,
gladsome,
jocund,
lugubrious,
merry,
rollicking,
sadder,
blithesome,
braver,
carefree,
despondent,
gentler,
jovial,
kindlier,
lightsome,
melancholy
More general:
blabber,
chatter,
clack,
gabble,
gibber,
maunder,
palaver,
piffle,
prate,
prattle,
tattle,
tittle-tattle,
twaddle
Synonyms:
babble,
blather,
blether,
smatter
Also try:
— Nouns for blither:
face,
mood,
spectacle,
lad,
hearts,
tasks,
spirit,
birds,
interest,
spirits,
company,
more...
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