nonstop chatting; talking without a break
Describes continuous, often lively talking; can be used as a noun or in compound verbs like しゃべくり倒す.
Her nonstop chatting doesn't stop.
amusing two-person dialogue (stand-up comedy)
Refers to a comedic style of rapid-fire back-and-forth banter, especially in しゃべくり漫才.
See also: しゃべくり漫才
友達と一晩中しゃべくり倒した。
I talked nonstop with my friend all night.
That duo's rapid-fire comedy dialogue has great timing and is funny.
Kanji form is uncommon; kana spelling is preferred.
Derived from the verb しゃべる (to chat) with the suffix くり, which adds a sense of continuous or repetitive action. The exact derivation is uncertain, but it likely emerged in colloquial speech.