tattles Antonyms
Meaning of tattles
tattles
to tell secrets about what someone else has done, idle talk, gossip sense 2a, to utter or disclose in gossip or chatter, gossip, to tell secrets, chatter, prate
tattles Sentence Examples
- Emily tattled on her brother for stealing a cookie.
- The nosy neighbor often tattled on the neighborhood kids.
- The teacher scolded the child for tattling on their classmate.
- Mark tattled to the boss about his coworker's excessive coffee breaks.
- Sarah tattled to her friend about the rumors she heard about their mutual acquaintance.
- The police received a tip-off from a tattletale who witnessed a crime.
- It's not fair that you're tattling on me, I didn't do anything wrong.
- The tattletale's constant complaints became a nuisance for everyone.
- The bully threatened to tattle on anyone who stood up to them.
- It's important to think before you tattle, as it can have negative consequences.
FAQs About the word tattles
to tell secrets about what someone else has done, idle talk, gossip sense 2a, to utter or disclose in gossip or chatter, gossip, to tell secrets, chatter, prate
talks,gossips, blabs, tells, wags,dishes, circulates, snitches, implies, suggests
shuts up,clams up,
Emily tattled on her brother for stealing a cookie.
The nosy neighbor often tattled on the neighborhood kids.
The teacher scolded the child for tattling on their classmate.
Mark tattled to the boss about his coworker's excessive coffee breaks.
