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Meanings of taleteller in English

Portuguese
palrador
Catalan
murmurador
Spanish
murmurador

Someone who gossips indiscreetly.

        palrador
        Usage of taleteller in English
        1
        Thus the historian imbibed naturally the spirit of the taleteller.
        Athens: Its Rise and Fall, Book IV
        2
        A player, a singer, a taleteller-
        A clash of kings
        3
        He surveys the past, sometimes as a scholar, sometimes as a taleteller, sometimes even as a poet, but never as a statesman.
        Athens: Its Rise and Fall, Book IV
        4
        But the taletellers sung of men in ancient times that had strange powers and forms.
        Wastelands
        5
        But the taletellers had sung of it many times.
        Wastelands
        6
        There would be rewards, and glory, and the taletellers would sing his name for generations.
        Wastelands
        7
        He's penetrated the Oldest Tunnels, where the taletellers said the People had come from a million years ago.
        Wastelands
        8
        Fire was hot, the taletellers said.
        Wastelands
        9
        The old glories of which the taletellers sing would return, and once again the People would build great halls and mighty tunnels.
        Wastelands
        10
        "I think I remember to have heard their names in connection with your profession of taleteller."
        The Pilgrims of the Rhine
        11
        But still, when he had touched the fire that hung upon the wall, it had not been like the fire of which the taletellers sing.
        Wastelands
        12
        "You have sat at the feet of an excellent taleteller, sir, or else you have a prodigious imagination of your own."
        The Brown Mask
        Frequent collocations
        Translations for taleteller
        Taleteller through the time