drivel
nounUK /ˈdrɪv.əl/
US /ˈdrɪv.əl/
Silly talk that does not mean anything.
Stop talking drivel and tell me what really happened.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To let saliva run from your mouth.
The sleepy baby began to drivel on the pillow.
3. To talk in a silly or foolish way.
He driveled on about his dreams for an hour.
4. Something written or said that is dull and worthless.
The magazine was full of drivel about celebrities.