tatler

Steele himself said, as we have seen, that the _Tatler_ was raised to a greater height than he had designed; but no doubt he realised that he must feel his way, and be at first a tatler rather than a preacher.

The Tatler, Volume 1, 1899 George A. Aitken

September, and even as early as August, they begin to arrive on the pampas, the golden plover often still wearing his black nuptial dress; singly and in pairs, in small flocks, and in clouds they come -- curlew, godwit, plover, tatler, tringa -- piping the wild notes to which the

The Naturalist in La Plata 1881

Elwood was apprised, by some tatler, of the loss his lady had sustained; and also, that the debt had been paid with a punctuality that surprised the receiver.

The Child of Mystery 1808

Hotspur: We have a little free local tatler with a Speakout section.

New England Republican 2009

I blush when I am discovered gazing on a beauty, or hesitate when I find myself embarrassed in an argument; if I am unwilling to talk of what I do not understand, or timorous in undertaking offices which I cannot gracefully perform; if I suffer a more lively tatler to recount the casualties of a game, or a nimbler fop to pick up a fan, I am censured between pity and contempt, as a wretch doomed to grovel in obscurity for want of assurance.

The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 03 The Rambler, Volume II Samuel Johnson 1746