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Meanings of blabbermouth in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "telltale"
Examples for "telltale"
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But the telltale signs of substance abuse were already beginning to show.
2
A control switch and telltale lamp should be provided in the kitchen.
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A control switch and telltale lamp should be provided in the hall.
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Catching these telltale signs early can make your repair work much easier.
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Now a growing body of research suggests there are telltale mathematical signals.
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No room here for tattletale liars and workers of iniquity, say hallelujah.
2
And the doofus little tattletale turns to stare into the headlights.
3
She had her face pressed against the glass to see inside better, the tattletale.
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He wanted a dog to help him hunt, but he did not want a tattletale.
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Ronald was the name of the weaselly kid who was the tattletale in grade school.
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All the same, Basil was a thorough liar, and a confirmed tattler.
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The tattler is one of the most abominable of our trials.
3
Honora would have kept her counsel; she was not a tattler.
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But Gwendolyn had no mind to be held as a tattler.
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Apollo's crow was a great tattler, and did not always tell the truth.
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Be no talebearer, nor utterer of falsehoods; be not talkative nor rashly censorious.
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A talebearer revealeth secrets: but he that is of a faithful spirit concealeth the matter.
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Nobody could call him a detractor or a backbiter or a talebearer or a liar.
4
He would not act as talebearer.
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When the wood faileth, the fire shall go out: and when the talebearer is taken away, contentions shall cease.
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Thus the historian imbibed naturally the spirit of the taleteller.
2
A player, a singer, a taleteller-
3
He surveys the past, sometimes as a scholar, sometimes as a taleteller, sometimes even as a poet, but never as a statesman.
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But the taletellers sung of men in ancient times that had strange powers and forms.
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But the taletellers had sung of it many times.
Usage of blabbermouth in anglès
1
Silence that blabbermouth; he does not know what he is talking about.
2
They said: He was always very self confident and a bit of blabbermouth.
3
Mario, who was, if humanly possible, an even bigger blabbermouth.
4
He should have never kept the Grove from her despite the risk her blabbermouth sisters posed.
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No, she didn't need some low-life blabbermouth out there owning a sensitive piece of information about her.
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And with a blabbermouth student, no less.
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So the bony blabbermouth is your alibi.
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Matt's mother Bonnie was president of the Phoenix Dollers Club and the biggest blabbermouth on planet Earth.
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I'll fight that blabbermouth anytime, anywhere.
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Since when am I a blabbermouth?
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She's hardly what one would call a blabbermouth, in fact for entire episodes she said literally nothing, to anyone.
12
She turned into a blabbermouth.
13
You already have, blabbermouth.
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Plus there were three burglars: one was all it took to bring down the house; one blabbermouth and they were all cooked.
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In Carbon City, he had seen two old homosexuals who shared a Combi-Cube-Rondeauand Marston, professional blabbermouths.
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I'm telling you, women are such blabbermouths.
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Translations for blabbermouth
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