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Words leaking out before a brain was consulted.

means Silly, meaningless talk or writing that has little sense or value — nonsense dribbled out loud.

from From Old English dreflian, meaning to dribble saliva or mucus from the mouth — the literal slobber of an infant or a fool. The word kept that drooling image as it slid from mouths to minds: talk so witless it seemed to spill out uncontrolled, like spit from slack lips.

origin
old english for nasal mucus, dripping
sounds like
what it means, slobbery and dumb
related sin
cousin of twaddle, balderdash, and claptrap
best used
to dismiss speeches without reading them
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