blabbed

Within minutes, she’d blabbed to everyone, making it sound like a big joke—with Jess and the twins as the punch line.

Just before the arraignment itself, as network talking heads blabbed over the static hallway shot, Trump suddenly emerged from Bragg’s office.

He lied incessantly, blabbed classified information and put people's lives in danger with his big mouth, including his own vice president on Jan. 6.

They had hoped their visit would be taken in confidence, a phrase which here means “kept a secret between Mr. Poe and themselves and not blabbed to Count Olaf.”

Attempts by Nixon’s henchmen to discredit Martha Mitchell, after she blabbed about Watergate to reporters to defend her husband from scapegoating, inspired the title of this production, “Gaslit.”