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tatle tale 

a person that tells his/her parents eveything
Allie Barry is a tatle tale cause she told her mom ive been drunk before.
tatle tale by kt plaz April 10, 2005
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tatle tale 

An insulting label to describe someone who actually *gasp* has the guts to stand up for what's right. Stop him before he spreads the real truth!
As kids, our parents discourage us from being tattle tales, but then they wonder why the crime rate is so high in our country. If we had more tattle tales, who knows? Maybe we could stop flooding our prisons with innocent people while the criminals roam the streets freely.
tatle tale by D-Shiznit July 12, 2005

Tattle Tale 

A small child (or sometimes adult) that tells when others are "doing something bad", much to the annoyance of everyone around them. Often earn themselves unflattering titles.
Susie: Teacher! Bobby's out of his seat!
Bobby: Ugh, Susie is such a tattle tale.

tattle-tale

One who reports the wrong-doings of others to an authority. A nark.
Man, Suzie is such a tattle-tale. She always tells the teacher when I cheat on an exam.
tattle-tale by sarahlynn January 12, 2007

Tattle tale 

A kid who runs to an authority figure to get another kid punished.
Lindsay went to her mother with a report on her brothers conduct, never a report on something that was actually broken or something that actually needed to be done, a report to get somebody in trouble for the sake of getting somebody in trouble is what a tattle tale is. Somebody talking about their relationship with another person or who the person is as they know them in an interview isn't the same as a tattle tale.
Tattle tale by Solid Mantis October 24, 2019

Tattle-tale

A lil snitch that tells dad everything you do
Jj is a tattle-tale, he better be careful
Tattle-tale by HoneyDaDon June 8, 2017

Hola como tale tale vu

A misheard of the lyric "Hola, Comment allez allez-vous" from Sofia Reyes's Official Video Clip song '1, 2, 3' that was uploaded

many years ago and it's just suddenly EXPLODED on the frickin' TikTok app by those social asses who don't even know how to speak French nor Spanish properly
Woman: (sings unknowingly) "Hola como tale tale vu"

Man: Bitch, It's "Hola, Comment allez allez-vous"
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