- blith
- blith·en;blith·ered;blith·er;
English syllables. 2014.
blith
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blith|er — «blihTH uhr», noun, intransitive verb, transitive verb. = blather. (Cf. ↑blather) … Useful english dictionary
blith|er|ing — «blihTH uhr ihng», adjective. senselessly talkative; babbling … Useful english dictionary
blith·er·ing — /ˈblıðɚrıŋ/ adj informal : very foolish or stupid pages and pages of blithering nonsense a blithering idiot … Useful english dictionary
blithen — blith·en … English syllables
blither — blith·er … English syllables
blithering — blith|er|ing [ˈblıðərıŋ] adj [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: blither to talk nonsense (19 20 centuries), from blather] blithering idiot spoken someone who has done something very stupid … Dictionary of contemporary English
blithering — blith|er|ing [ blıðərıŋ ] adjective a blithering idiot INFORMAL OLD FASHIONED someone who has done something very stupid … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
blithered — blith·ered … English syllables
ered — blith·ered; chok·ered; creep·ered; fend·ered; flow·ered; heath·ered; knick·er·bock·ered; knick·ered; lay·ered; liv·ered; osi·ered; pitch·ered; quiv·ered; re·volv·ered; rid·ered; riv·ered; sky·scrap·ered; sleep·ered; suck·ered; sweat·ered;… … English syllables
blither — blith•er [[t]ˈblɪð ər[/t]] v. i. to talk foolishly; blather • Etymology: 1865–70 … From formal English to slang
