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What word means to talk wildly?

There are several words that describe talking wildly, each with slightly different nuances. Here are a few options:

General terms:

* Rave: To talk in an excited, incoherent, or rambling way.

* Rant: To speak loudly and angrily, often in a way that is illogical or unreasonable.

* Spout: To speak rapidly and without thinking.

* Blabber: To talk excessively or indiscreetly.

* Gabble: To talk quickly and incoherently.

More specific terms:

* Delirious: To talk in a confused or irrational way, often due to illness or fever.

* Incoherent: To speak in a way that is difficult to understand.

* Rambling: To talk in a way that is disorganized and meandering.

* Effusive: To speak in a way that is overly enthusiastic or emotional.

* Exuberant: To speak in a way that is full of energy and excitement.

The best word to use depends on the specific context and the tone you want to convey.

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