gibberish

Then he spoke in a gibberish of which I could make no more sense than if it had been so much Spanish.

At first when they talked this gibberish before him, he listened mystified.

In a half-Alsatian, half-negro kind of gibberish, the Bohemian loaded him with congratulations, calling him his colonel.

And the cabins--and the pots--and the pork--it is gibberish to me.

To this observation he uttered some gibberish, to which I paid no attention, so much was I preoccupied with my own thoughts.

Now and again a word reached his ears that he seemed to recognize, lost amidst the gibberish of their speech.

To prevent that gibberish being read out against him in court.

Even those who possessed them have disowned the gibberish, and as they outgrew the rickets, have despised the rattle.

It is in the old Foreign Office cipher and it looks like gibberish.

Then, in turn, the 'a' of the third word the 'd' of the fourth, the 'j' of the last word—all gibberish.