callet

/ˈkælɪt/
noun
  1. A woman of bad reputation; a scold or gossip (archaic or dialectal).
    • The playwright used the word 'callet' to describe the gossiping woman in the play.
    • Historians note that 'callet' was once a harsh insult for a quarrelsome woman.
    • In the old village tales, she was called a callet for spreading rumors.
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