blither

But I had done everything right, I began to blither.

If we don't disturb her she'll blither around outside all night and let us peacefully fill our skins."

Please feel free to blither now.

This made, she confessed to the audience that her husband had told her, quite severely, that "if you win, don't blither."

Drama school graduates can blither their way through performances as false as any Tinseltown nitwit's.

"So you thought I'd blither around outside all night," she said, "while you acquired a skin-full, Gentle George, deceitful George, drunken Topper!"