What is another word for foolish talk?
Pronunciation: [fˈuːlɪʃ tˈɔːk] (IPA) 
Foolish talk can be described in many ways, and each synonym communicates a different shade of meaning. Babble, chatter or prattle describes someone who talks at length without purpose. Gibberish or nonsense refers to speech that lacks coherence or meaning. Rambling or drivel suggests a long-winded and tedious discourse. Twaddle or balderdash communicates a sense of frivolity or absurdity. Similarly, claptrap or bunkum suggests speech that is misleading or insincere. Finally, idiocy or imbecility denotes a lack of intelligence or common sense in speech. All these terms convey a sense of disapproval towards the speaker, indicating that their speech is not worth paying attention to.
