I. ˈtwäd ə l also -wȯd- noun
( -s )
Etymology: probably alteration of twattle (II)
1. : empty silly talk : idle chatter : gabble
twaddle about the poet's amorous intrigues — Times Literary Supplement
that reasoning was unadulterated twaddle — F.D.Roosevelt
2. : twaddler
II. verb
( twaddled ; twaddled ; twaddling -d( ə )liŋ ; twaddles )
Etymology: probably alteration of twattle (I)
: prate , babble