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tattlers
noun as in person who gossips, tells rumors
noun as in gossip
Example Sentences
I know they're full of parchment that hold questions and tattlers replete with speculation about what happened to me.
Some sandpiper groups sound like fancy Victorian musical instruments or board games: whimbrels and willets, dowitchers, dunlins, shanks, and tattlers.
I got up from my workbench and demanded that they leave: the tattlers, the oafs, the bores, the faithful.
In North America it is represented by two species, Totanus semipalmatus and T. melanoleucus, there called willets, telltales or tattlers, which in general habits resemble the greenshank of the Old World.
The commonplace tattlers with their humdrum, uneventful lives scarcely exist for me.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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