/ˈbæblər/
NOUN
Someone who talks continuously, rapidly, or foolishly, often producing excessive, confused, or meaningless speech without considering whether others are interested.
Used to describe someone who talks excessively, often about trivial matters, without giving others much opportunity to speak.
Used to describe someone who habitually speaks foolishly, incoherently, or without expressing clear and meaningful ideas.
NOUN
Someone who carelessly or habitually discloses confidential information, spreads rumors, or tells others things that should remain private.
Used to describe someone who frequently discusses other people's private affairs, spreads rumors, or circulates potentially damaging information.
Used to describe someone who cannot keep secrets and frequently reveals information that others expect to remain private.
NOUN
Any of various passerine birds, particularly Old World babblers, known for their loud, continuous, and often social vocalizations.
Used to refer to a babbler bird or similar noisy songbird that produces frequent calls and vocalizations, often while moving or feeding in groups.
NOUN
A hunting dog that gives frequent or excessive vocal signals, particularly when following a scent or detecting a trail.
Used in hunting terminology for a hound that barks or gives voice excessively when detecting a scent, sometimes before properly establishing the trail.