garbly

English

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Etymology

From garble +‎ -y.

Adjective

garbly (comparative more garbly, superlative most garbly)

  1. garbled; incoherent
    • 2011, Daniel Mega, Carniboars:
      The other voice is garbly and robotic, sounding like a bad techno rap song.

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