gabbler
- a word derived from gabble.
Example Sentences
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Begging pardon, sir, for being a gabbler," said Deborah, witheringly, "but know what he is we do—a fine young gent with long descents and stone figgers in churches, as Bart knows.
From The Opal Serpent by Hume, Fergus
The strongest overboiling of English Puritan contempt of a gabbler, would not stop women from liking it.
From The Egoist by Meredith, George
His manner said as plainly as words: “If this young gabbler will talk I suppose I must listen.”
From Dorothy on a House Boat by Raymond, Evelyn
And you, old gabbler," chides Barque, "that says prettily to the wine-robber, 'Can't be helped, it's a military order'!
From Under Fire: the story of a squad by Wray, Fitzwater
His first impulse was to reprove her for her ready credence of the story set afloat by so notorious a gabbler as the Johnsons' "second girl."
From Laramie; or, The Queen of Bedlam. by King, Charles
