Blabbermouth example sentences

Related (5): gossip, chatterbox, loudmouth, tattletale, rumor-monger

blab·ber·mouth

noun informal derogatory

blabbermouth (noun) · blabbermouths (plural noun)

  - a person who talks excessively or indiscreetly:

Synonyms

talker, chatterer, jabberer, babbler, prattler, blatherer, prater, tattler, gossip, gossiper, gossipmonger, conversationalist, blatherskite, chatterbox, windbag, gasbag, loudmouth, natterer, stirrer

"Blabbermouth" Example Sentences

1. That blabbermouth cannot keep a secret.
2. I can't trust her, she's a blabbermouth.
3. He's such a blabbermouth, he talks all the time.
4. The blabbermouth spilled the beans about the party.
5. I should have known not to tell him, he's a blabbermouth.
6. She's a blabbermouth and loves to gossip.
7. I don't want to tell her anything, she's a blabbermouth.
8. That blabbermouth revealed everything to the press.
9. He's a blabbermouth and said too much.
10. I can't believe she told him, she's such a blabbermouth.
11. That blabbermouth ruined the surprise.
12. I'm not telling anyone else, I don't want to risk it getting to the blabbermouth.
13. We have to be careful, there's a known blabbermouth in the office.
14. She's always been a blabbermouth, it's part of her personality.
15. I hate when people act like a blabbermouth, it's so annoying.
16. That blabbermouth caused so much drama.
17. He can't keep his mouth shut, he's such a blabbermouth.
18. The cat's out of the bag now thanks to that blabbermouth.
19. She's a blabbermouth and can't be trusted.
20. I confided in her but she turned out to be a blabbermouth.
21. That blabbermouth told everyone about the mistake I made.
22. I don't want to go out with him, he's a blabbermouth and might embarrass me.
23. She's always been a blabbermouth, it's hard not to talk to her sometimes.
24. That blabbermouth couldn't keep his mouth shut even if his life depended on it.
25. I learned my lesson not to tell her anything, she's a blabbermouth.
26. That blabbermouth will never change.
27. She apologized for being a blabbermouth but the damage was already done.
28. He's a blabbermouth and can't keep a secret.
29. The blabbermouth overheard our conversation and now knows everything.
30. I don't know if I can trust her, she might turn out to be a blabbermouth.

Common Phases

1. "You're such a blabbermouth!"
2. "Stop being a blabbermouth and keep this secret."
3. "I can't trust you with sensitive information because you're such a blabbermouth."
4. "Being a blabbermouth is not a desirable quality."
5. "Don't tell her anything important, she's a blabbermouth."

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