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blab something around
Inf. to gossip something to others; to spread some news or secret. It's true, but don't blab it around. Did you blab around everything I told you to keep to yourself?
See also: around

blab something out

Inf. to speak out freely about something that is a secret. Don't just blab it out! Don't blab out the names of the people who were there!
See also: out
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The early list of names included Slappy, Happy, Hoppy, Sleepy, Weepy, Dirty, Cranky, Sneezy, Hungry, Lazy, Grumpy, Dumpy, Bashful, Gabby, Blabby, Gloomy, Buzzy, Dizzy.
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Aunt Blabby (and Pruitt) has become a beloved Louisville institution.
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