blab russian

• растрепа́ть

  to disarrange

  tatter, deface

  colloquial) to blab, blabber

• расколо́ться

  to split, to crack, to break

  to split, to break up, to divide

  to spill the beans, to blab, to confess

• болтли́вый

  talkative, garrulous, indiscreet, blabbingy, chatty

• разболта́ть

  to blab

• трепло́

  chatterbox, windbag, bigmouth, blabbermouth

• растрепа́ться

  to become dishevelled, to become tousled, to get messy, to become tattered, to become frayed

  to blab, to let slip, to reveal, to blurt out

• выба́лтывать

  let out, blab out

• проба́лтываться

  blab, blurt out a secret, let the cat out of the bag

• проболта́ть

  waste time chattering, play for time by talking, blab

• вы́болтать

  let out, blab out

• вы́болтанный

  blabbed out, revealed (through talking), chattered away

• выба́лтывавший

  blabbing out, revealing, having revealed

• выба́лтываемый

  divulgable, that can be blabbed out

• выба́лтывающий

  blurting out, blabbing out, revealing, prone to reveal secrets

• вя́каемый

  being babbled, being mumbled, being jabbered, being blabbed

• наболта́вший

  having chattered, having babbled, having blabbed

• натрепа́ть

  to blab, to blabber, to blurt out, to let slip

• проба́лтывать

  to blurt out, to let slip, to blab

• пробо́лтанный

  blabbed, blurted out, gossiped about

  shaken (for a while), stirred (for a while)

• проболта́вший

  having blabbed, having let slip, having blurted out

• разба́лтывавший

  loosening, shaking loose

  blabbing, divulging, revealing

• раззвони́вший

  who has spread the word, who has blabbed, who has gossiped

• сболтну́вший

  who blurted out, having blurted out, who let slip, who blabbed

• трезво́нящий

  ringing

  blabbing, gossiping, talkative

Examples

• Том болту́н.Tom is a blabbermouth.
• Я тако́е трепло́.I'm such a blabbermouth.