IPA: /ˈdʒæŋɡlə/
KK: /ˈdʒæŋɡlər/
A person who talks a lot, often in a noisy or annoying way, or someone who argues loudly.
The jangler at the party wouldn't stop talking about his adventures.
To entertain or amuse someone by telling stories or fables.
The storyteller began to jangle the audience with his captivating tales.
Past: jangled
Past Participle: jangled
The word 'jangler' originates from Middle English 'jangler', which means to prattle or chatter. It is derived from the Old French 'jangler', meaning to chatter or to talk foolishly. The suffix '-er' indicates a person who performs the action. Thus, a 'jangler' is a person who chatters or talks excessively, often without much substance.
Think of someone who 'chats' or 'prattles' a lot — that's what a jangler does, as the root relates to talking foolishly.