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Noun(1) a worthless message(2) saliva spilling from the mouth
Verb(1) let saliva drivel from the mouth
(1) don't talk such drivel!(2) What we are hearing now is just total drivel and rubbish.(3) the nurse leaves you to drivel, and never wipes your nose(4) It's hard to give yourself to anything and that's what makes it beautiful, even on days when you write a bit of drivel , forget where the troops moved next, or step on your partner's foot.(5) It is particularly ironic that someone who writes complete drivel 95% of the time should be reprimanded and hounded into apologising for the one article where he is spot on.(6) He doesn't even realise that nobody is stupid enough to buy such absolute drivel .(7) To ban smoking breaks and then insult workers by talking drivel about acupuncture is complete and utter nonsense.(8) In one he said: ÔÇÿI started to look at this point by point but it is drivel .ÔÇÖ(9) But kids talk a lot, and as well as the usual gossipy drivel , I can't help but hear them spill a remarkable amount of private information that would horrify their parents.(10) I don't mean to knock my own writing, but in all honesty, if I can write a better manuscript about my experiences with bipolar disorder, there's no way this drivel should be in print.(11) If the authors of this drivel had attended school, they would understand that schools do teach each religion impartially and without prejudice to give a balanced view of each faith.(12) I'd gather few would listen to the programmes which pump out the often sinister drivel , partly because the product is not on news stands, in magazines or on the family telly - hopefully.(13) Such anthropomorphic drivel is codswallop, no matter who says it.(14) How dare HE, publisher of drivel , insult MY work!(15) I happen to think that you drivel on quite nicely.(16) Following these rules has dragged even the big networks into broadcasting drivel in their news bulletins in a demented and ultimately unproductive effort to keep their viewer numbers high.
(1) to drive ::
a thiomáint(2) hard drive ::
tiomáint crua(3) drive off ::
tiomáint amach(4) disk drive ::
tiomántán diosca(5) drive away ::
tiomáint ar shiúl(6) pen drive ::
peann tiomáint(7) drive out ::
tiomáint amach(8) drive a car ::
carr a thiomáint(9) drive shaft ::
seafta tiomáint(10) floppy drive ::
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