Tattle
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 108
tat′l, n. trifling talk or chat.— v.i. to talk idly or triflingly: to tell tales or secrets.— n. idle talk.— ns. Tatt′ler , one given to tattling; Tatt′lery , idle talk.— p.adj. Tatt′ling , given to tattling or telling tales.— n. ( Shak. ) the act of tale-telling.— adv. Tatt′lingly . [M. E. tatelen ; Low Ger. tateln , to gabble; an imit. word.]
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