Definition of tale teller in English:

tale teller

nounˈteɪltɛlə

1A person who tells stories.
Example sentencesExamples
- Rd Plasschaert (stage name: Dusty Skye) is a taleteller and guide with a phenomenal ability to merge education, entertainment and audience interactivity.
- Everyone draws from a bundle to select the first taletellers and the Knight is the fortunate soul who begins these tales on the way to Canterbury.
- The Taleteller tells you that Cinderella and Prince Charming will meet, fall in love and live happily ever after.
- She's a taleteller-- a storyteller, a spinner of Harper yarns-- more than a gossip, but the plain fact is that these days, if one wants to know something going on in the Weyr, Aherath is the very best bet.
- Biswell sets patiently about the task of weighing the evidence, and is grown-up enough not to wax indignant when he discovers that this professional taleteller sometimes told tales.
1. 1.1 A person who spreads gossip or reveals secrets.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It determined that the poster, as a taleteller (repeater), though in Cyberspace, was just as guilty of libel as anyone else who purposefully slanders a person's reputation.
  Its author had the reputation of a notorious taleteller even before he got a book contract.
  Synonyms
  informant

Derivatives

tale-telling

noun

Junior and I had words that evening, where it turned out he was the victim of schoolboy tale-telling without a shred of evidence.
Example sentencesExamples
- There in those pages was all the discipline of pure tale-telling and its discovery for me was as thrilling as the discovery of a new voice always is.
- Brothers and Keepers is part of the long tradition of tale-telling, self-discovery, and social arraignment that constitutes African American autobiography.
- In April 1995, around 20 people gathered for the club's first night at the Watermill, which Taffy set up as part of his year-long arts residency of tale-telling around the area, funded by SLDC.
- There is a Southern quality of tale-telling in these unusual works.

单词	tale teller
释义	Definition of tale teller in English: tale teller nounˈteɪltɛlə 1A person who tells stories. Example sentencesExamples Rd Plasschaert (stage name: Dusty Skye) is a taleteller and guide with a phenomenal ability to merge education, entertainment and audience interactivity. Everyone draws from a bundle to select the first taletellers and the Knight is the fortunate soul who begins these tales on the way to Canterbury. The Taleteller tells you that Cinderella and Prince Charming will meet, fall in love and live happily ever after. She's a taleteller-- a storyteller, a spinner of Harper yarns-- more than a gossip, but the plain fact is that these days, if one wants to know something going on in the Weyr, Aherath is the very best bet. Biswell sets patiently about the task of weighing the evidence, and is grown-up enough not to wax indignant when he discovers that this professional taleteller sometimes told tales. 1.1 A person who spreads gossip or reveals secrets. Example sentencesExamples It determined that the poster, as a taleteller (repeater), though in Cyberspace, was just as guilty of libel as anyone else who purposefully slanders a person's reputation. Its author had the reputation of a notorious taleteller even before he got a book contract. Synonyms informant Derivatives tale-telling noun Junior and I had words that evening, where it turned out he was the victim of schoolboy tale-telling without a shred of evidence. Example sentencesExamples There in those pages was all the discipline of pure tale-telling and its discovery for me was as thrilling as the discovery of a new voice always is. Brothers and Keepers is part of the long tradition of tale-telling, self-discovery, and social arraignment that constitutes African American autobiography. In April 1995, around 20 people gathered for the club's first night at the Watermill, which Taffy set up as part of his year-long arts residency of tale-telling around the area, funded by SLDC. There is a Southern quality of tale-telling in these unusual works.
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