Definition of parroter in English:

parroter

noun ˈparətə

A person who talks incessantly or inconsequentially; a person who parrots the words or ideas of another.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Misselden (fl. 1615–1654), merchant and writer on economics. From parrot + -er.

nounˈparətə

A person who talks incessantly or inconsequentially; a person who parrots the words or ideas of another.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Misselden (fl. 1615–1654), merchant and writer on economics. From parrot + -er.

单词	parroter
释义	Definition of parroter in English: parroter noun ˈparətə A person who talks incessantly or inconsequentially; a person who parrots the words or ideas of another. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Misselden (fl. 1615–1654), merchant and writer on economics. From parrot + -er. Definition of parroter in US English: parroter nounˈparətə A person who talks incessantly or inconsequentially; a person who parrots the words or ideas of another. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Misselden (fl. 1615–1654), merchant and writer on economics. From parrot + -er.
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