The word 'drivel' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun or a verb to describe meaningless or foolish talk or writing. Example: "The politician's speech was nothing but drivel, lacking any substance or logical arguments." "I couldn't help but roll my eyes at the drivel he was spewing about his new business venture."
He says of the Match of the Day pundits: "They just talk drivel.
Despite all the drivel that is written about a withdrawn and prickly personality, it is hard to imagine a time at which the country could be more in need of leadership from a son of the manse - upright, austere and uncompromising.
Is it because they invent new units of measurement – "half a yard" – or model provincial disco clothes, or talk drivel about "role models"?
And young Malia Obama's observation to her father: "First African-American president: better be good," is, if true, priceless.But there is too little gold and too much drivel.
By squeezing the yield on American assets, the Fed's buying spree will only swell the tide of capital flowing elsewhere.In this section Still crazy after all these yields Dr Evil, or drivel?
Set aside the drivel put out by some British and American media after the killings including a risible suggestion, aired on Fox News, that Birmingham is a Muslim city where infidels fear to go and there is still cause to worry about the mood and drift of Britain's fastest-growing religious community.In this section A new kind of trouble Be not afraid Thanks for the mammaries Benign or malignant?
So what can health officials do?Principally they can try to educate more parents with good science rather than internet drivel.
Other rich-world countries also fall short.In this section Still crazy after all these yields Dr Evil, or drivel?
Blunt proposed that government-debt holders exchange their paper for new stock in the company.In this section Still crazy after all these yields Dr Evil, or drivel?
As the normally herbivorous Lib Dems bayed decorously, Lynne Featherstone MP, the equalities minister, called out that Mr Landale was a "miserable sod".In between grumbling about Tories and journalists (or in the case of Mr Clegg, going for a twofer and attacking the Tory-supporting Daily Mail for writing "drivel"), the party has spent much of its time in Birmingham congratulating itself.
CEESEG's philosophy is to keep listings, research and trading local and close to where the expertise resides, says Michael Buhl, the group's joint chief executive.In this section Still crazy after all these yields Dr Evil, or drivel?
