1. talking in a foolish or meaningless way
Usage: present participle of drivel
2. letting saliva flow from the mouth
Usage: present participle of drivel

1. characterized by foolish or meaningless talk
Usage: attributive use

Examples

• The old man was drivelling about his past adventures.
• Stop drivelling and get to the point.
• The baby was drivelling all over his bib.
• She wiped away the drivelling saliva from her chin.
• His drivelling speech bored the entire audience.
• The politician’s drivelling responses frustrated the reporters.
• The patient was drivelling due to the medication’s side effects.