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Verb(1) divulge confidential information or secrets(2) speak (about unimportant matters(3) speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly(4) gossip

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(1) There are going to be a few appearances that night, but I think they're sort of secret so I won't blab .(2) I don't know what you know, but, for once, can you not do the sneaky thing, and blab it to the whole world, or post it on your evil blog, or whatever.(3) So go on kids - find yourself a nice juicy secret and blab it all over the place.(4) they blab on about responsibility(5) We thought it was a good deal; Grandma could smoke her cigars in Edith's face and catch up on all the daily gossip since Edith was a big blab .(6) Sam should not have gone soft on a blab who squealed(7) there's no need to blab the whole story(8) Get in the car, or we'll blab to the whole school, and your brother.(9) If I stand trial, they will put me under a truth potion, and I will blab all kinds of secretsu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac including yours.(10) She can't go blabbing out secrets after the third round of drinks.(11) The Appeals Court canned him for blabbing to the press, and threw him off the case, but decided that his verdict hadn't been tainted by bias.(12) Apparently, he had blabbed out to the whole school that Sean was my boyfriend.(13) That's how long it had been since he'd blabbed about the whole movie theater incident.(14) Okay, it doesn't matter, but don't go blabbing about this to the whole world, okay?(15) He thought that he could control the story, yet failed to spot one vital element: unless he blabbed , there was no story.(16) There has been a notable level of professionalism about the case, with none of the usual media leaks and no members blabbing too much to get some TV airtime.