blatter in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Blatter (verb): To talk incessantly or foolishly, often without regard for the listener's interest or attention.

The politician continued to blatter on about his plans, despite the audience's disinterest.
As the debate raged on, she couldn’t help but blatter about the same old issues.
His tendency to blatter made it difficult for anyone to get a word in edgewise.
During the meeting, he blattered incessantly about his latest project without taking a breath.
The children began to blatter excitedly when they saw the ice cream truck approaching.
Despite his knowledge, he preferred to blatter rather than engage in a meaningful discussion.
The old man would often blatter about his youth, captivating everyone around him.
She wished he would stop blattering and focus on the task at hand.
The friends gathered at the cafe, ready to blatter about their recent adventures.
Even after a long day, he wouldn’t hesitate to blatter about his favorite topics late into the night.