transitive. To utter in a chattering way; blab, prate about. Obsolete (or only as transferred from 1.)

transitive. To say openly or publicly; to make known. Frequently with loud (or aloud) after Middle English (cf. out loud at loud, adv. 1d).

transitive. To spew out (literal and figurative); to vomit forth, up, etc.

transitive. To utter thoughtlessly, stupidly, or by a blunder, to blurt out. Usually with out.

transitive. To utter with open mouth; usually with out. Also absol. To talk much or ineptly; to chatter, babble, ‘blether.’ Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. To utter (a word) too violently; to let (a word) escape unguardedly. Obsolete.

With out (or †forth): To utter in a proud, spiteful, plain, or unreserved manner. Also without adverb: To speak (a language). Frequently in to spit i…

spec. in contemptuous use with reference to literary work, utterances, etc.