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Speech with the structural integrity of a sneeze and roughly the same value.
means Nonsense talk or writing; foolish, pointless, often endless babble.
from From Old English dreflian, to dribble saliva — the word for drool became the word for talk worth no more than drool.
Literal rootsOriginally meant to slobber, not to speak.
Family tiesShares ancestry with drool and dribble.
Verb tooYou can drivel as well as spout it.