A tattling woman, a magpie.

A female chatterer, a gossip.

A cackler. (Or ? adj. cackling.)

A whisperer, gossip, tale-bearer.

A person who spreads gossip or tells tales; a tattler.

A person who whispers or murmurs; one who spreads tales or rumours. Chiefly in rouker and rouner (cf. rouk, v.).

One who ‘trattles’; an idle talker, chatterer, gossip.

? A chatter-box, gossip.

One who tattles; an idle talker, a chatterer; a gossip; a talebearer, telltale.

One who chats; a gossip.

A person, mostly a woman, of light and trifling character, esp. one who delights in idle talk; a newsmonger, a tattler.

One who gossips.

A person who habitually engages in tittle-tattle; a gossip. Cf. tittle-tattler, n.

A gossip.

An idler, trifler; a gossip, chatterbox.

A person who habitually engages in tittle-tattle; a gossip. Cf. tittle-tattle, n. 2.

One who takes part in familiar talk or conversation.

A person who talks idly or foolishly; a chatterer, a babbler.

Mentioned as a colloquial or slang term for a tattler.

A person who talks excessively or to little purpose; a gossip. Obsolete. rare.

attributive and in other combinations, as tattle-basket (cf. chatterbox, n.), tattle-monger.

A person who engages in small talk.

Impertinent talk. Also: an impertinent or gossiping person.

Frequently as a form of address and prefixed to a personal name. An old woman; (also) a gossip. Also figurative.

(a) U.S. a bugler, bandsman; (b) a sailing-vessel (obsolete exc. Historical); (c) U.S. a rumour-monger, a loquacious person; (d) = windcheater n.…

(a) one who exchanges gossip at a scuttlebutt; (b) the gossip exchanged there.

a malicious chatterer.

one who indulges in the practice.

A person who chats, banters, or jokes, esp. in a light-hearted or informal manner.

A gossip; a telltale or windbag.

A person who fusses or natters; a chatterer.

A chatterbox or gossip.

U.S. slang. A talker; a chatterer. Cf. rap, v.2 8c.

(a) the idle talk of a village (see gossip, n. 4); (b) a woman who gossips (see gossip, n. 3).