blabbers

Spills secrets carelessly

Blabbers means talks too much or reveals things that should be kept private.

Someone who blabbers shares secrets carelessly or chatters on without restraint: She blabbers about everything to her coworkers.

A blabber is a person who does this habitually—someone you wouldn't trust with sensitive information.

chatter

prattle

Trivial, prolonged speech

yammer · ramble · natter · patter · yap · yak · blather · twaddle · drivel · gibberish

verbose

wordy

Using more language than necessary

garrulous · loquacious · voluble · verbose · effusive · expansive · discursive · circumlocutory · windbag · goes on

gossip

tattletale

One who informs on others

newsmonger · gossipmonger · yenta · scandalmonger · whisperer · snitch · telltale · natter · hearsay · scuttlebutt

leak

divulge

Reveal private information

betray · expose · snitch · informant · whistleblower · tattle · let slip · give away · secrets · confidential

Opposites
verbal disclosure/secrecy

blabberskeeps mum

tight-lipped · clams up · conceals · withholds · discretion

speech quantity/style

blabbersshuts up

Becomes silent abruptly

listens · holds one's peace · zips it · pipes down · clams up

Family

blabber, blabbermouth, blabbed, blabbering, blabbered, blabberer

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G