talebearers
talebearers is the plural of talebearer.
Meaning of talebearer
Noun
talebearer (plural talebearers)
- An indiscreet person who spreads gossip or blame.
- "To speak the truth when my lady commands me," answered the prudential major-domo, "is in some measure my duty, Mistress Lilias; always providing for and excepting those cases in which it cannot be spoken without breeding mischief and inconvenience to myself or my fellow-servants; for the tongue of...1820, Sir Walter Scott, chapter 4, in The Abbot
- Synonyms:
- blabbermouth, gossip, rumormonger, telltale
Questions about talebearers
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- Talebearers is the plural of talebearer.
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