What does BLABS mean?

Parts of Speech

Blabs is a verb.

Definitions

To blab means to reveal secrets or confidential information, especially by talking too much or carelessly. It can also mean to talk excessively or indiscreetly.

Pronunciations

US: /blæbz/

UK: /blæbz/

Origin and Usage

Blabs originated from the Middle English word "blabbe" which means "a person who talks too much". It has been used in English language since the 16th century.

The word "blabbermouth" is a related term, which refers to a person who talks too much or reveals secrets.

Synonyms

• Reveal
• Disclose
• Divulge
• Expose
• Tattle
• Talkative
• Gossip

Related Words

• Babel
• Balds
• Bales
• Balls
• Balms

Example Sentences

• She blabs about everything, even things that are supposed to be confidential.
• He blabbed to the press about the companys upcoming merger.
• Stop blabbing and let me concentrate on my work.