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[ UK /tˈætə‍ltˌe‍ɪl/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who gossips indiscreetly

How To Use tattletale In A Sentence

  • When you take away the sex, drugs and tattletales, the remaining story is very ordinary.
  • It wouldn't be until Monday morning that she'd have to face the consequences of being a tattletale.
  • So now you're going to play tattletale and report everything to icky Snapey?
  • What drives me up the wall is when the uncouth classes begin their fighting and screeching and petty arguments, or when snide little tattletales run up to me to tell on people.
  • I counted Bill and Megan Romersma, whose place backed up to ours and whose son, Jared, Puddles and I had ditched earlier, because there was no way we were going to get away with this if that little tattletale had come along. Chicken
  • And we have to jam the tattletale signals from our mitochondria. VITALS
  • No one wants a nation of tattletales, but even the Phillipsburg police admit that there are situations when citizen law enforcers help protect the community.
  • She loves to poke her nose into everyone's business. She also likes to be a tattletale, and Albert listens to most of what she says.
  • I headed off to find the incumbent tattletale.
  • Some old fogies with no sense of playfulness and humor probably tattletaled.
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