Definition of "jargoning" []

• A confused chattering or gabbling; a twittering of birds. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "Back in 2000, the Securities and Exchange Commission first proposed beefing up and de-jargoning the disclosure forms that financial advisers provide to new and prospective clients, where they describe their services, fees, business practices and conflicts of interest."
• "Yonder, in that clump of alders by the brook, is the delicious jargoning of the first flock of yellow-birds; there are the little gentlemen in black and yellow, and the little ladies in olive-brown; "sweet, sweet, sweet" is the only word they say, and often they will so lower their ceaseless warble, that, though almost within reach, the little minstrels seem far away."
• "The beautiful blush rose, opening fresh and rosy on a dewy June morning, echoes gleefully the birds '' secret jargoning. '"