Pronunciation: [blˈabəməθ] (IPA) 
The word "blabbermouth" is spelled with two "b's" and two "m's". The first syllable is pronounced /ˈblæbər/, with the stress on the first syllable. The second syllable is pronounced /maʊθ/, with the "th" at the end being silent. This word describes someone who talks too much or cannot keep a secret. It has a negative connotation and is often used to name-call someone who is perceived as a gossip or a snitch.
A blabbermouth is a noun that refers to an individual who habitually talks excessively or indiscreetly, often divulging confidential or sensitive information that should be kept undisclosed. The term is commonly used to describe a person who has a tendency to reveal secrets, gossip, or private matters without consideration for the consequences. A blabbermouth can be seen as lacking discretion or self-control, frequently engaging in idle chatter or sharing information that they should keep to themselves.
This term can be used to describe someone who flippantly discloses personal or confidential details of their own life as well as others', without a true filter. It implies a lack of awareness or consideration for the privacy or reputation of the individuals involved. A blabbermouth may unknowingly or intentionally betray trust, causing embarrassment or harm to themselves and others.
The word 'blabbermouth' can also carry a slightly negative connotation, often associated with annoyance or frustration caused by someone's incessant and thoughtless rambling. It suggests a recklessness in conversation, where the blabbermouth seems to have an insatiable need to communicate without exercising proper judgment or restraint.
In summary, a blabbermouth is an individual who consistently talks excessively, often revealing confidential information or engaging in indiscreet chatter, demonstrating a lack of discretion or self-control.
The word "blabbermouth" comes from the combination of two words: "blabber" and "mouth".
The term "blabber" is believed to have originated in Middle English as "blaberen", meaning "to talk indiscreetly or idly". It may be related to the Middle Low German word "blabern", which has a similar meaning. "Blabber" evolved over time to imply someone who talks excessively or gossips without restraint.
The word "mouth" refers to the opening through which speech and sound emanate. It comes from the Old English word "mūþ", which has Germanic origins.
By combining "blabber" (someone who talks excessively) and "mouth" (the source of the speech), "blabbermouth" refers to a person who cannot keep secrets, gossips a lot, or talks excessively.
