Tattle

What do we mean by tattle?

To reveal the plans or activities of another, especially ones that are secret or improper. intransitive verb

To chatter; prate. intransitive verb

To reveal (something about someone) to another, as through gossiping. intransitive verb

Idle talk; chatter; prattle. noun

A tattletale. noun

To prate; talk idly; use many words with little meaning; prattle; chatter; chat.

To gossip; carry tales. See tattling, p. a.

To utter idly; blab.

Prate; idle talk or chat; trifling talk. noun

Synonyms Chatter, Babble, etc. See prattle. noun

Idle talk or chat; trifling talk; prate. noun

To prate; to talk idly; to use many words with little meaning; to chat. intransitive verb

To tell tales; to communicate secrets; to be a talebearer. intransitive verb

To report others' wrongdoings or violations; to tell on somebody; to gossip or to disclose incriminating information. verb

To chatter. verb

A tattletale. noun

Gossip; idle talk. noun

Speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly verb

Disclosing information or giving evidence about another noun

Divulge confidential information or secrets verb

A tattletale.

Often said of children: a piece of incriminating information or an account of wrongdoing that is said about another person.

Idle talk; gossip; an instance of such talk or gossip.

Words that are spelled similarly to tattle:
tattle, rattle, battle, cattle, wattle, tittle, attle, twattle, tottle, tatte, tuttle, tattie, pattle.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tattle:
shive, tale, tales, wood, love.

Words that rhyme with tattle:
rattle, battle, cattle, chattel, ratel, prattle, embattle, spattle, seattle, attle, battel, brattle, vatful, skatol, catel, stratal, hatel, pitched battle, attal, beef cattle, personal chattel, dairy cattle, field of battle, naval battle, join battle, custody battle, line of battle, at hill, at hull, cat hill, chat till, fat till, flat hill, flat hull, flat till, hat till, pat hill, rat il, sat ill, sat till, that hill, wildcat hill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tattle:
tittle, such, idle, entertaining, mere, malicious, much, endless, foolish, vulgar, private, fresh, polite, biographical, silly, gastronomic, tat, scandalous, unnecessary, thoughtless, daily, natured, impertinent, pleasant, ordinary, inconvenient, domestic, rough, exalted, pathless, empty, useless, latest, miserable, outside, unending, rat, intercollegiate, calumnious, busy, petty, incomplete, tiresome, provincial, frenzied, ceaseless, mischievous, hour, promiscuous, anonymous, eternal, peaceful, prurient, morbid, impassioned, inimitable, tell, splenetic, ignorant, tear, table, hand, nonsensical, friendly, lengthened, childish, vainest, charming, spiteful, trivial, unmeaning, stupid, twittle, contradictory, title, fulsome, coated, vicious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tattle:
tale, tales, telling, tape, taling, gossip, inhabitants, woman, douce, mongers, baskets, field, scandal, rattle, teller, scandals, declarations, stories.

Consonant match to tattle:
title, turtle, total, tittle, tootle, tuttle, tetel, teitel, t tail, tate hill, taught till, tea till, teitell, tight till, tittel, toot hill, tootal, tout l.

Words that sound like tattle:
tattle, title, total, tittle, tuttle, tootle, tital, tottle, ttyl, teitel, totale, tootal, tadel, tittl, datil, titel, turtle, tidal, toddle, toodle, tiddle, tattled, tattles, tatta, tatnall, datel, tattily, statal, tazel, chattel, tatting, dottle, detol, dotal, dietel, datal, tactile, towel, tattoo, tackle, totally, titles, tassel, tata, tatto, titled, tassle, totaled, tatty, tita, totalled, tota, totals, tootles, teta, tittles, ta-ta, teasel, shtetl, tattie, tetzel, staddle, tuta, tafel, tatom, taggle, takel, titler, tatton, do tell, teazel, tawil, totta, twattle, stadel, teazle, tuile, tea towel, tottled, tintle, taml, tootled, tagal, tezel, toothill, tuil, hittle, hadal, hottle, hatel, data, cattle, dazzle, dawdle, daddle, daedal, dadle, cheetal, catal, chital.