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whisperer

[hwis-per-er, wis-]
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noun

a person or thing that whispers.
a gossip, talebearer, rumor-monger, or the like.

Origin of whisperer

First recorded in 1540–50; whisper + -er1
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Related Words for whisperer

gossipmonger, gossiper, tattletale, talebearer, telltale, snoop, tattler, informer, busybody, meddler, blabbermouth, chatterbox, parrot, tabby, taleteller, tattle, scandalmonger, babbler, flibbertigibbet, prattler

Examples from the Web for whisperer

Historical Examples of whisperer

  • If any one had whispered a word of caution to her, how she would have hated the whisperer!

  • What gentle tongue, What whisperer disturb'd his gloomy rest?

    Endymion

    John Keats

  • Would he attack you openly, or would he remain—the Whisperer?

  • There was no eye, but there was the Whisperer whom he could never drive away.

    Northern Lights

    Gilbert Parker

  • To be a Great Man's whisperer is a position coveted by many.

British Dictionary definitions for whisperer

whisperer

noun

a person or thing that whispers
a person who is able to tame or control animals, esp by talking to them in gentle tonesa horse whisperer
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