A tattletale is someone who reveals others’ secrets or tells stories often to get them in trouble.

Tattletales are often seen as nosy or annoying and can be hard to shake once they’ve started telling.

The term “tattletale,” first appeared in print in 1889. Its origins are from the word “tell-tale,” an older (around 1548) and less mysterious term defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as “one who idly or maliciously discloses private or secret matters.” A “tale” in this sense is a story or narrative, of course.

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