blather

Grand language wrapped around a thin message produces only vapid blather.

But the board did nothing except blather in empty ring-around-the-rosy rhetoric.

And the blather will only get louder now that Rick Santorum has dropped out.

The typical East Coast reaction is eye rolling and an impatient dismissal of such visions as self-serving blather.

Sometimes, in the midst of all the campaign blather and spin, saying nothing at all is the most effective way to communicate.

Blather, bladdher; a person who utters vulgarly foolish boastful talk: used also as a verb—to blather.

You don't say so; now by gracious how they du blather out their words, dont they?

Rattleton spent much time on Blather's education—so did Rattleton's friends.

Let them blather on; they won't hurt you, as long as you know them for what they are.

Blather's most prominent virtue of all was devotion to his master, and his affection was fully returned.