tweedle
/ˈtweɪdəl/Definitions
1. verb
to speak or sing in a foolish or annoyingly cheerful manner
“The children tweedled excitedly as they waited for the parade.”
2. noun
a foolish or annoyingly cheerful sound, especially one made by a person
“The tweedle of the laughter echoed through the room.”
3. noun
the second and fourth syllables in a nursery rhyme, especially the one beginning ‘Tweedledee, tweedledum’
“The children recited the nursery rhyme with the correct tweedle.”