blab

"Not the sort to blab about their plans where someone might hear, you mean?"

All blabbing is taken away, when she comes to be a part of the crime.

Not to another student: too much risk someone would blab to a teacher.

"Looks like little brother must have gone home and blabbed to his big sister."

And then all of a sudden, the guy just started blabbing.

She'll blab about where they're going eventually, and then we'll have her.

And nobody is to know, especially not you, because you'd blab it to her.

While we eat, maybe you'll explain how you got me to blab so much.

It'll only blab at me if I specifically order it to.

"You're not going to go blabbing the whole bloody story to the press?"

They had lost four men in battle, but none were able to blab.

"And have you blabbed it out to anyone else besides me?"

I didn't see any reason to go blabbing to the police.

"I'm not having your name blabbed all over the country.

My best guess is he kept the secret until she was out of hearing, then blabbed.

They could not very well keep a secret if one of them blabbed it everywhere.

Well, at least I didn't blab everything out like it was real.

"Any rock we stepped over would blab about what it saw."

"He'll blab the whole thing out if he gets back first.

You knew that they might blab when the game didn't work.

He wouldn't blab, even to close friends, about family problems.

We'd been around for a couple of weeks when someone noticed we were going steady, and blabbed.

"All right, so I heard you blabbing away in your sleep last night.

Maybe he'll blab something that can be used against him."

He hates me, and he's going to blab it all over the hospital- But no.