blethers

So much pontificating, particularly from Tories but also the damned incontinent blethers of the mass media, from so very little evidence.

Green, Leaky Tories: They Just Don't Get It Anymore 2008

If Mrs Palin stands up and blethers a lot of drivel about 'change' and 'hope' and 'healing', but offers no evidence that she can deliver on such promises and gives no tangible reason to vote McCain-Palin, then you'll have a point.

Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2008

Meanwhile the Tories are dipping into a very shallow and small gene pool of toffs, biffers, blethers and Bullingdon bullshitters.

Archive 2007-05-20 2007

Having announced that there is "no monolithic presence which reigns in the regimes of Tamil devotion", heesh blethers to the conclusion that "Tamiḻppaṟṟu is thus not a static monolith".

languagehat.com: PASSIONS OF THE TONGUE. 2005

“Barilla,” said the assistant, biting the end of his pen, and added pensively, “and blethers.”

Love and Mr Lewisham Herbert George 2004

Blethen blethers on about the need for diversity of opinions in the media.

Sound Politics: CORPORATE MEDIA AND IDEOLOGICAL DIVERSITY 2004

In fact, it appeared that most of the room was looking this way, first-hand celeb gossip naturally winning out over 'so what does your company do' blethers now that the paintballing post-mortem was complete.

Be My Enemy Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 2004

So him and the new dummy started off; and the king he laughs, and blethers out:

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 2003

They all had them, but, for security reasons, Simon had rigidly restricted their use to these firewalled blethers and looking up pornow hack. com.

A Big Boy Did It and Ran Away Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 2001

I was told by Johnny McAndless, he was terribly full last night at McArn's publichouse and talking -- ach -- the greatest blethers about this new invention of his.

The Drone A Play in Three Acts Rutherford Mayne