Definitionadj. prone to communicate confidential information
Last update: October 20, 2015
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Many authorities such as Keating and MacFirbis admit that descendants of the Firbolgs were still to be found in parts of Ireland in their own day, though they are characterized as " tattling, guileful, tale-bearing, noisy, contemptible, mean, wretched, unsteady, harsh and inhospitable." [Please select]
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He was a noble-minded, manly youth, and had all a boy's detestation for tattling and tale-bearing. [Please select]
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"This is a servant who does no tattling in the market-place." [Please select]
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Such a proprietor's wife not only encourages malicious slander and tattling, but she will soon be asking questions of the inferior help about the housekeeper's management. [Please select]
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"Now don't go getting sore at me because I come out flatfooted like a friend and say what I think instead of tattling behind your back, the way a whole lot of 'em do."' [Please select]
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