To divulge secret or private details in a sensational manner.
TO TELL ALL
To relate in detail, To narrate, to reveal, to report to. You ..... somebody something.
TO TELL
To discern, to distinguish.
TO BE ABLE TO TELL
To distinguish, to recognize, to tell one from the other.
TO TELL APART
To have the right to an opinion
TO HAVE A SAY IN SOMETHING
I totally agree with you.
YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN.
To be obvious, to be given, assumed, accepted.
TO GO WITHOUT SAYING.
To have the opportunity to express one's opinion.
TO HAVE ONE'S SAY
In all, in total, as a complete total.
ALL TOLD
To offer an explanation, an excuse.
TO HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY FOR ONESELF
To express in words, to state an opinion. You ...... something.
TO SAY
To reprimand, to scold.
TO TELL OFF
To predict the future.
TO TELL FORTUNES
Revealing (usually something meant to be secret), a giveaway.
A TELLTALE
To denounce, to reveal sensitive information, to rat on.
TO TELL ON