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Often used in the same context:
gossiper,
rotters,
gossipmongers,
sourpusses,
bluffers,
inuendo,
rapscallions,
cokeheads,
salaciousness,
newsies,
drivelling,
ranters,
oglers,
squealers,
groupies,
tattle,
birdbrained,
glamorisation,
finks,
hannity,
poltroon,
politicos,
flunkies,
lotharios,
philander,
prigs,
twerps,
fibbers,
mountebanks,
pipsqueaks,
chiselers,
succubi,
guttersnipe,
fabulists,
flatterers,
scumbags,
whackers,
ninnies,
halfwit,
bons mots,
snakeoil,
jackanapes,
chatterers,
wallstreet,
smarties,
strumpets,
alls,
pouters,
braggarts,
tosspot,
sybarite,
screechers,
nothings,
robin hood,
churls,
trollop,
backbite,
mooches,
sycophants,
hyperboles,
poseurs,
whores,
sayer,
tabloids,
devilry,
fatsos,
minions,
plagiarizer,
snark,
quibblers,
flirter,
dullards,
snivel,
rascals,
limbaugh,
slanderers,
msm,
hellbound,
cads,
blab,
wackjob,
witter,
wiseacres,
hirelings,
yammers,
hound,
twittery,
grouches,
harpies,
vulturous,
cusswords,
backstab,
numbskulls,
zipless,
playgirl,
tommyrot,
buch,
blabbermouth,
bootlicking,
nosy parker,
shills,
gossips,
rumour,
boaster,
calumny,
devils,
fiend,
gossip,
gossiping,
joker,
prank,
pranks,
rumor,
rumors,
rumours,
slander,
slanders,
tricks,
babbler,
betrayer
Appears in the definition of:
family scolopacidae,
genus heteroscelus,
heteroscelus,
scolopacidae
Also try:
— Adjectives for tattlers:
tittle,
mere,
malicious,
such,
great,
silly,
evil,
busy
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