1. foolish or meaningless talk or writing; nonsense
Usage: informal

1. to talk or write foolishly; to speak nonsense
Usage: informal
2. to let saliva flow from the mouth

Examples

• The politician’s speech was nothing but drivel.
• I can’t listen to any more of this drivel about conspiracy theories.
• He tends to drivel on about topics he knows nothing about.
• Stop driveling and get to the point.
• The baby began to drivel as she fell asleep.
• The old dog would drivel whenever he saw food.
• That book is complete drivel – don’t waste your time reading it.