what does haver mean?

Question

like in proclaimers song.

Answer 1

talk foolishly or chatter
(rubbish)
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/proclaimers-list/

Answer 2

To haver or not to haver, that is the question.
To hold or not to hold, that is also the question. However to haver is what I am doing right now, if you get my drift or my slide or whatever it is you think I am trying to say and explain that this answer is just about as havering as you could possibly get. Get it!

Answer 3

hi there hope this helps :)
to haver, in Scotland means to rattle on, talking about nothing in particular and not making a lot of sense. For example, if some one talks in their sleep, they are havering or if drunk and not making a lot of sense, they are havering.

Answer 4

Haver can mean to talk foolishly or to ramble. I think that is the best definition that fits in this case. It can also mean a friend (noun), oats (noun), or to answer questions with misleading answers (verb).

Answer 5

haver
verb, intr havered, havering

1. To babble; to talk nonsense.
2. To be slow or hesitant in making a decision.

Answer 6

Scottish slang word for talking rubbish. You are havering.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haver

Answer 7

Haver..Portuguese verb..'to be'.
e.g. Ha um banco aqui perto..there is a bank near here.

Answer 8

As a verb it can mean to hesitate; it can also mean to babble or talk foolishly.
As a noun it means nonsense, I think.

Answer 9

A Scottish term for someone, who rattles on and on, mostly about nothing important.

Answer 10

Its when you babble nonsense i had to look it up after listening to the same song.

Answer 11

it means talking a load of rubbish my dad says that all the time