gabbler

Amos Waughops was no match for the boy with his nimble legs, and, flushed and beaten, the gabbler hobbled back to his desk.

The Evolution of Dodd William Hawley Smith

_ Me -- a tee-talker, a green-gabbler, a prattler on the links, the lowest form of life known to science!

The Clicking of Cuthbert 1928

And as he smiled genially upon the cowpuncher, Bard felt a great relief sweep over him, a mighty gladness that this was not Drew -- that this looselipped gabbler was not the man who had written the epitaph over the tomb of Joan Piotto.

Trailin'! Max Brand 1918

Christendom ever arranged a dinner party of any pretensions without including at least one intensely disagreeable person -- a vain and vapid girl, a hideous woman, a follower of baseball, a stock-broker, a veteran of some war or other, a gabbler of politics.

Damn! A Book of Calumny 1918

"But I tire you," said an incessant gabbler one day to the great Duc de Broglie.

Penguin Persons & Peppermints Walter Prichard Eaton 1917

'Twas a braggart and a conceited little gabbler it was, though he considered himself a hero.

Cabbages and Kings 1904

I'm no tea drinker, no cruncher of macaroons, no gabbler at receptions, no top-hatted haunter of weddings, no social graduate of the

The Common Law 1899

We wait for some calloused gabbler to break the ice.

Homeburg Memories George Fitch 1896

You are the dearest old gabbler possible -- but you must stop!

God's Good Man Marie Corelli 1889

You are the dearest old gabbler possible -- but you must stop!

God's Good Man Marie Corelli 1889