tale-bearer
21finked — fɪŋk n. strike breaker (Slang); industrial spy; informer, tale bearer; failure v. break a strike (Slang); act as an industrial spy; inform; fail …
22finking — fɪŋk n. strike breaker (Slang); industrial spy; informer, tale bearer; failure v. break a strike (Slang); act as an industrial spy; inform; fail …
23finks — fɪŋk n. strike breaker (Slang); industrial spy; informer, tale bearer; failure v. break a strike (Slang); act as an industrial spy; inform; fail …
24twit — twit1 noun informal, chiefly Brit. a silly or foolish person. Derivatives twittish adjective Origin 1930s (orig. dialect, in the sense tale bearer ): perh. from twit2. twit2 verb (twits, twitting, twitted) …
25newsmonger — n. Quidnunc, gossip, tale bearer mumble news …
26tattler — n. 1. Prattler, babbler, chatterer, prater, gossip, gadabout, gadder, rattle head, idle talker, news monger. 2. Gossip, tale bearer …
27tabby — I. n. 1. Watered silk. 2. Brindled cat, tabby cat. 3. Gossip, tale bearer, news monger, tattler, chatterer. II. v. a. Water, sprinkle and calender. III. a. 1. Of a waved or watered appearance. 2 …
28loud-mouth — n 1. braggart, braggadocio, brag, boaster, Sl. bullshooter, Thraso, Rodomonte; blusterer, swaggerer, gascon, fanfaron, trumpeter, tooter; blowhard, windbag, blatherskite, Sl. gas bag, Sl. big mouth; bluffer, humbug, fourflusher. 2. gossip,… …
29pimp — /pɪmp / (say pimp) noun 1. someone who solicits for a prostitute, or brothel; a procurer. 2. a contemptible person. 3. an informer; a tale bearer. –verb (i) 4. to procure; pander. 5. to inform; tell tales. –adjective 6. Colloquial fashionably… …
30taleteller — /ˈteɪltɛlə/ (say taylteluh) noun a tale bearer. –taletelling, adjective, noun …
