Jamieson, Fausset and Brown on 1 Timothy 5:13

13. withal--"at the same time, moreover."

learn--usually in a good sense. But these women's "learning" is idleness, trifling, and busybodies' tattle.

wandering--Greek, "going about."

from house to house--of the members of the Church (2Ti 3:6). "They carry the affairs of this house to that, and of that to this; they tell the affairs of all to all" [Theophylact].

tattlers--literally "trifling talkers." In 3Jo 10, translated "prating."

busybodies--mischievously busy; inconsiderately curious (2Th 3:11). Ac 19:19, "curious," the same Greek. Curiosity usually springs from idleness, which is itself the mother of garrulity [Calvin].

speaking--not merely "saying." The subject-matter, as well as the form, is involved in the Greek word [Alford].

which they ought not--(Tit 1:11).