She was a perfect
blatherskite; I mean for jaw, jaw, jaw, talk, talk, talk, jabber, jabber, jabber; but just as good as she could be.
"It's a thundering lie, you miserable old
blatherskite!"
"Think of the smartness and coolness of that
blatherskite! He put up that scheme on us and reasoned out what we would do, and we went ahead and done it perfectly exact, like a couple of pudd'nheads.
Yappers and
blatherskites, the whole brood of them!
In an Observer article at the end of 2017, last century's major Labour
blatherskite Roy Hattersley used the example of Haringey to talk about a far-left take-over of Labour and the need to revert to moderation.
THE word
blatherskite arose in conversation the other day.
Charles Grier Sellers 'Jacksonian America, 1815-1846 (1991) was so unabashed in its Marxist
blatherskite that it was withdrawn from the series and published as a separate volume.
This is the kind of
blatherskite from such blabbermouths that makes them sound totally irrelevant, if not downright despicable.
blatherskite" with an "unbalanced and unsound mind," though whether or not Bryan was "insane," the Times editorialist of 1896 conceded, "is a question for expert alienists") is no different than the Times in 2016 on Donald Trump.
(121.) Kealey and Palmer, 124-126; "Anti
Blatherskite" to editor of the Globe, 21 May 1886.
The meeting itself in
Blatherskite Park, on the 29th November, 1986, was a most memorable and historic occasion, cementing the Catholic Church, at all levels, to her maturing Aboriginal flock.