I. bab·ble [ˈbæbl̩] СУЩ.
1. babble (confused speech):
- babble
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2. babble of water:
- babble
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| you | babble |
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| we | babble |
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| they | babble |
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| I | have | babbled |
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And the shouting and the commotion was the sort of domestic babble he had grown up with.
en.wikipedia.org During the sensorimotor learning phase, song production begins with highly variable sub-vocalizations called sub-song, which is akin to babbling in human infants.
en.wikipedia.org The speaking vocabulary follows, as a child's thoughts become more reliant on his/her ability to self-express without relying on gestures or babbling.
en.wikipedia.org However, while human babbling increases social interactions, there are no social responses to babbling in bats.
en.wikipedia.org Around six months of age, a child will begin babbling, producing the speech sounds or handshapes of the languages used around them.
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