Gabber: meaning, definitions and examples

music

A style of electronic music characterized by a fast tempo, distorted kick drum, and aggressive themes.

Examples of usage

• He's a big fan of gabber music.

• The party featured a lot of gabber tracks.

person

A person who is a fan of or actively participates in the gabber music scene.

Examples of usage

• She's a well-known gabber in the underground music community.

• The club is full of gabbers tonight.

informal

To talk rapidly and excitedly, often in a loud and incomprehensible manner.

babble, chatter.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
gabber	Gabber is often used to describe someone who talks a lot, especially in a trivial or aimless way. It is less formal and can be used in casual or friendly contexts. He's such a gabber, always talking about anything and everything. The party was filled with gabbers who kept the conversation lively.
babble	Babble refers to speaking quickly and in a way that's hard to understand, often used for children or people speaking excitedly or nervously. It can have a mildly negative connotation when used to describe adults. The baby started to babble as soon as she woke up. She was so nervous, all she could do was babble incoherently.
chatter	Chatter is typically used to describe continuous, light, and informal conversation. It is often cheerful and informal, used in social settings. The office was filled with friendly chatter. They chattered away happily during lunch.

Examples of usage

• He tends to gabber when he's nervous.

• She gabbered on about her new job for hours.