blab
/blæb/
noun
- A person who talks too much or reveals secrets.
- Don't tell him anything — he's a total blab.
- That blab told everyone about the promotion before it was official.
- We need to keep this quiet so no blab ruins the plan.
- Foolish or idle talk.
- All that blab at the meeting was a waste of time.
- I couldn't concentrate with all the blab coming from the next room.
- His speech was just a lot of meaningless blab.
verb
- To reveal secret or private information by talking too much.
- She promised not to blab about the surprise party.
- The witness started to blab everything he knew to the reporters.
- If you blab the ending of the movie, I'll be really upset.
- To talk continuously and often foolishly.
- The toddler would blab on and on about her imaginary friend.
- Stop blabbing and listen for a moment.
- He just sat there and blabbed about his vacation for an hour.
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