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| driv·el [ drívv'l ] |
noun |
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1. silly talk: silly and irrelevant or inaccurate talk
  They're talking drivel.
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2. drooled saliva: saliva dribbling from the mouth
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intransitive verb (past and past participle driv·eled, present participle driv·el·ing, 3rd person present singular driv·els) |
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1. talk nonsense: to talk silly and irrelevant or inaccurate nonsense
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2. drool: to let saliva dribble from the mouth
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| [ Old English dreflian, origin ?] |
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| driv·el·er noun |
| driv·el·ing noun |
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