blabber

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que habla demasiado o que revela información confidencial o secreta, a menudo a cambio de dinero o favores.

A noun referring to a person who reveals confidential information, often in exchange for money.

1. Informant or betrayerC1informal

   A person who reveals confidential or secret information, often for personal gain or money.

   soplón / delator

   • The gang suspected there was a blabber among them who sold their secrets.
   • He was known as a blabber in the underworld, always ready to talk for cash.
   • The police relied on a blabber to get inside information about the heist.

   Sinónimosbetrayerinformantinformernarkratsnitchsquealerstool pigeon

2. ChatterboxB2informal

   A person who talks excessively, often about trivial or unimportant matters.

   Habladora, parlanchina

   • My little brother is such a blabber; he never stops talking about his toys.
   • She's a friendly blabber who can chat for hours about anything.
   • The meeting was delayed because the blabber in the corner wouldn't stop gossiping.

   Sinónimoschatterboxchatterergasbagjabbererprattlertalkerwindbag

• Verbo que describe hablar excesivamente, a menudo de manera insustancial, indiscreta o sin sentido; también puede referirse a revelar secretos o hablar sin parar.

A verb used to describe the act of talking excessively, often in a nonsensical or indiscreet manner.

1. Talk incessantlyB2informal

   To speak rapidly and at length about trivial or unimportant matters.

   parlotear

   • She blabbered on about her weekend for hours.
   • He tends to blabber when he's nervous.
   • Stop blabbering and get to the point.

   Sinónimosbabblechatterdrivelgabblegossipjabbermaunderpalaverprattleramble