battologize

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 49
t. [Gr. βαττολογίω (battologeō) (Matt. vi. 7, Gr. Test.) = to stammer, to repeat the same syllable, word, clause, or sentence over and over again: βάττος ( battos ) = a stammerer, λόγος ( logos ) = discourse, and Eng. suff. -ize = to make.] To repeat the same word or idea with unnece ary frequency. "After the Eastern mode, they wagged their bodies, bowing their heads, and bat to log i zing the names Allough Whoddaw, and Mahumet very often."-Sir T. Herbert: Travels, p. 191.
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