" "Girls are rattlebrains and chatterboxes; they can't be told everything," he replied shortly.

" "I thought you were so fond of Peter?" said John, looking amusedly down on the little chatterbox beside him.

They were sitting in the deep, deep heart of a woodan enchanted wood that was heavy with the spring fragrance of the mountain-ash,and Piers, the while he peeled a stick with the deftness of boyhood, observed with much complacence: "Well, we've done that old Whalley chatterbox out of a treat anyway.

582. talker; chatterer, chatterbox; babbler &c v.; rattle; ranter; sermonizer, proser^, driveler; blatherskite

Ah, you stupid chatterbox!

William the Silent must not be a chatterbox, Torquemada a humanitarian, Ivan the Terrible a conscientious opponent of capital punishment.

Then by an' by you came, an'well, I guess that's alltoo much, you little chatterbox!" CHAPTER III THE BREAK IS MADE

She'll let, for instance, a chatterbox like Juke say a hundred words to her one, and still she'll get most said, though Jukie's not a vapid talker either.

If those chatterboxes or any one else reprove you, let them talk, for they are men without intelligence and without affection.

And thus I write to you, chiefly lest some chatterbox should scribble a thousand lies to make you jump."

I guess it's because I'm such a chatterbox!

There are in the world many kinds of madmen, chatterboxes, and braggarts, but such a creature as this I saw for the first time in my life, and do you know who it was?

What sort of man is he?" "What a chatterbox she is, Lord save us!

If it weren't for that chatterbox of a Cupido, Alcira would never dream that I am a singer and that I'm somewhat well-knownexcept in my own country.

Chatterbox child.

Chatterbox child.

Chatterbox child.

Chatterbox child.

I am concerned about this, because I love them both, and because this very circumstance gives color to the reports which idle chatterboxes have circulated regarding my relations to her.

If they saw a parrot, they would say she was a chatterbox; if an owl, she was lazy and useless for domestic labours, and so on.

so many novels; *otro * the same thing; *en que* while *tapa* f. lid *tarabilla (taravilla)* f. chatterbox; chatter *tardar* delay; be long in coming *tarde* late

In time five pretty little chatterboxes arrived, all flaxen-haired girls with blue eyes, or brown.

What a foolish chatterbox the woman was!

Margot, a diminutive of Marguerite, is a common term for the chatterbox.