chatterbox

Word Origin & History

1774, from chatter (n.) + box (n.1).

The chief thing being why the desert has changed you from a chatterbox to a Sphinx.

But Charlie never got that half-dollar, and I do not think such a chatterbox deserved it.

Can any readers of Chatterbox who live in the country explain this strange scene?

And then she is such a chatterbox; she will hardly let me get in a word.

I am no chatterbox, and will certainly not betray your confidence.

"Well, we all must prepare for the long, cold winter," said Chatterbox.

Even Betty, who could be a chatterbox when she pleased, vouchsafed but few remarks.

I tell her many a time, I wonder her tongue does not ache, such a chatterbox as she is.

But in one thing Rudy was right—godmother's relation was a chatterbox!

Why, Bet, you chatterbox, are you talking about your friend the captain?

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noun talkative person

noun. someone who talks too much

noun. conversationalist

noun. talker

noun. conversationalist

noun. conversationalist

noun. person who talks a lot, spreads