v. Obs. To babble. [But cf. also BOBBLE, BUBBLE.] Hence Bobling ppl. a.
c. 1530. Barclay, Behaving in Church. These fooles … Are chatting and bobling as it were in a fayre.
1566. Studley, Seneca’s Agamemnon (1581), 156. There the head doth lye, With wallowing, bobling, mumbling tongue.
