唠唠叨叨

Explanation: Long-winded speech, a speaking not a complete 　　Usage: Joint type; as predicate, object; containing derogatory 　　Source: Song Zheng Sixiao "A View of Geography Wushan asked excursion book": "The ancients chest wise, we saw the ... ... if future generations are not whining, branch support Lili, abandoned by the end of this, luxury is perverse." Thesaurus Group:  to chatter without stop, Endless luxury luxury, have a nimble tongue, Bored, Enjoyable, music amid, yack, talk on and on foolishly and tediously endlessly, garrulous and sharp-tongued, Garrulous Cheap tongue, thousands and thousands of words, Language million thousand words, Shikuchuisheng, One long, one short That's beside the point., over[answer]wide of the mark, irrelevant to the subject, alien, Wrong of, abracadabra, shoot off one's face, Foreword Do not take their words, be beside the point; farfetched answer or reasoning, Incongruous, never talk about anything serious, to talk at random (often devoid of truth), Ghost Talk, babble, speak thoughtlessly or casually nonsense, babble, whine, fuss, talk about sth, often in a grumbling or argumentative way, mutter, complaint, sue; accuse, complain irritably, whine, bitch, mourn, deplore, sorrow, chat, gossip, meander, rapid talk, talk quickly or glibly, ramble, have a soft spot for sb., confess, chat, chat, sth, turn sb. round one's finger, yack, toot Burble Said a solemn feast, yammer, fable look askance at sb., glare, extremely angry; make one's hair stand and eyes wide open in anger, blood towering, Be utterly shameless, disgust, as deep as a well chomp, as deep as a well be at a loss, regard as dangerous road, bacchanal, cast a glance, sth with distrust or disapproval （, From a child Holes or Airspace Watch, with eyes half shut or turned sideways, or through a narrow opening Antonym Group:  tanzhu, tanli, write and bring out important points from a mass of facts as one who plucks a pearl from the black dragon, tanlizhu, Qixiaruyu, Qitiruyu, banquet of brine, Tisiliulian, come to business (=get down to business), gossip Hugh said,, gossip understate