blabbermouth

I just want you to understand that I'm no blabbermouth.

And it's always the blabbermouths who turn out to be the worst under fire.

Most forms persist long after the blabbermouths have called "Game over!"

And he'll take about a second and a half to figure out who's the blabbermouth.

"It's nothing I would count on, for most people, given a chance, become blabbermouths.

He is a radio expert and "a big blabbermouth".

Governors are political creatures and some of them are blabbermouths.

I want no blabbermouth; he must be sparing of speech."

Blabbermouth was very apologetic, said it was the least he could have done.

"Two I can, but the other one's a blabbermouth."

Great, now the blabbermouth would add gun moll to his list of her talents.

Don't let the bubbly turn you into a blabbermouth.

Those old friends of mine, I told myself, might have hearts of gold, but they were blabbermouths.

Many a fine, loyal citizen has been hopelessly compromised by foreign blabbermouths.

He has a habit of being a blabbermouth.

What he meant: Honey, you know me, I'm a blabbermouth.

He's ever thankful, he says, that criminals, no matter how ingenious, tend to be blabbermouths.

Putting the right person in the right bed with the right blabbermouth is all that's needed.

"Besides, poor Jan probably doesn't want the worst blabbermouth in school knowing it."

However, Blabbermouth took a contrary position and described the album as an "emotional leviathan".

Not speak vaguely or act mysteriously except when waning to get a "blabbermouth" to talk about what he knows.

Blabbermouths are finished in the fringe City if they are stupid enough to get noticed for it.

The drunk male walks away after making another comment ("Blabbermouth computer!")

Rather surprisingly, some of the blabbermouths became bombshells long enough to land husbands, and what a disaster that turns out to be!

"Blabbermouth here has apparently spilled the family's beans."