parroter
/ˈparətə/noun
A person who talks incessantly or inconsequentially; a person who parrots the words or ideas of another.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Misselden (fl. 1615–1654), merchant and writer on economics. From parrot + -er.
- placee
- place-getter
- placeholder
- placeholding
- place horse
- place-hunter
- place-hunting
- place kick
- place-kicker
- placeless
- placeman
- placemanship
- place mat
- placement
- placement agency
- placement drill
- placement-drilled
- place money
- place name
- place-namer
- place-naming
- placeness
- placenta
- placental
- placental abruption