blurters

Those who exclaim

Blurters are people who blurt—who say things suddenly and impulsively without thinking first.

The word often describes those who habitually speak out of turn or reveal things they shouldn't: The meeting was derailed by the usual blurters who couldn't wait their turn.

impulsive

spontaneous

Arising without external cause

unpremeditated · rash · snap · knee-jerk · spur-of-the-moment · unthinking · instinctive · outbursts · slip-ups · gaffes

tactless

insensitive

Unaware of others' emotions

brash · crass · inappropriate · offensive · awkward · embarrassing · cringeworthy · foot-in-mouth · oversharing · TMI

chatty

blabbermouths

Those who divulge secrets

loudmouths · motormouth · gabbers · yappers · spoilers · leakers · loose-lipped · indiscreet · oversharing · tell-alls

candid

forthright

Directly honest in manner

unvarnished · honest · transparent · outspoken · truth-tellers · straight-shooters · plainspoken · blunt · open · unreserved

Opposites
speech deliberation

blurtersdiplomats

Foreign government representatives

tacticians · calculators · contemplators · ponderers · editors

verbal restraint

blurtersconfidants

Trusted secret-keepers

introverts · listeners · mutes · stoics

communicative deliberation

blurterswordsmiths

Skilled manipulators of language

Phrases
Family

blurted, blurter

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G