gibber

She gibbered from the opposite side of the room now.

In the back of my head I was gibbering, but had no time to listen to that voice now.

The mind cracked open, gibbering in the moment of its death.

Some could: others went to pieces in a few months, and had to be taken off, gibbering.

Many others brought before him in the middle of the night would have been gibbering with terror.

But still the little monkey gibbered and pulled at him.

Another part of him almost gibbered with relief that she had not returned.

They're so crazy on the subject by this time that they gibber.

"If not for us, they'd still be gibbering in the trees."

He would not run, gibbering and killing, like the leader of his village.

The man started gibbering as he looked at his mangled hand.

Some of the men near him were literally gibbering with terror.

Great God above, this woman was going to send him into gibbering madness.

This is funny, gibbered a small part of his mind, why am I rising?

Any other time, those pink ribbons would have had him gibbering.

He followed, gibbering, down the corridor to the door of her flat.

Part of her brain registered the fact while the rest gibbered in fear.

She'd had one or two supposed adults fall gibbering to the carpet.

By the time the hot chocolate came around everybody was shaking and gibbering again.

He gibbered with fear at the roaring of the lions.

A part of Horn's mind gibbered over what might happen to her presently.

Yet have those gibbering fools bring the court women here at once."

Out of it came gibbering demons, creatures never known on land or sea.

She tells me to stop gibbering and say something.

Gibbering and pleading in her terror, she tried to bargain with him.