blabbermouth

1. n. someone who talks too much and tells secrets. You are such a blabbermouth!

2. tv. to tell secrets in public. Don’t blabbermouth this to everybody.

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7) Just a week after the first news reports about his business appeared, Creed apologized and announced that he had decided to shut down the BlabberMouth business.

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But even a blabbermouth like Ralph would be speechless when confronted with the home furnishings choices that consumers have to deal with these days.

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Nicanor Faeldon, a blabbermouth who was unbelievably incompetent.

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You finally thought you'd met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.

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In case you're unaware of his place in history, Mr Sedgwick was the unfortunate blabbermouth shot by a sharpshooter at the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House on May 9, 1864, seconds after uttering the words: "They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance

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It's blabbermouth Donna who spills the beans, the woman who spends so much time gossiping it's a wonder she ever shifts any leggings on that stall of hers.

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Blabbermouth is a one–day event to be staged the day before Scotland approaches the referendum on independence and is a moment to celebrate Scotland's contribution to the world through its written word.

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The gaffe-prone Cook has already been slapped with a gagging order after his New York blabbermouth embarrassment.

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He may be a blabbermouth, but he was a politely warm blabbermouth.

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They didn't give me the last three or four pages, because they knew I'm a blabbermouth and I would tell everybody.

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Presiding over it all is eccentric building manager Uncle Saul (Tambor), who name-drops constantly about his "Company" days; and blabbermouth desk attendant Jesus (Al Madrigal), who insists on the English pronunciation of his name.

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Sprott provided one of the most iconic moments of the year in February when he knocked out blabbermouth Audley Harrison at Wembley, and although 40-year-old Skelton is probably too wily to get chinned in the same fashion the younger Sprott should have more in the tank in the latter stages.

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Andy wants it to stay that way, which is why he is very stupid to confess the dark deed to blabbermouth Jo.

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Ignoring these kinds of anachronisms would seem to be the rule in a movie about a blabbermouth baseball teaching a kid the value of persistence.

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It's the identical look I've worn myself when suddenly discovered by some blabbermouth deer that blew and blew and blew.