bigmouthed
AmericanEtymology
Origin of bigmouthed
Example Sentences
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That’s how it goes when you’ve got a mom who’s a gay-friendly, feminist, pro-choice, bigmouthed practicing Catholic.
From Salon • May 26, 2013
Thirty years after the heyday of Edward Koch, New York City is today run by another doesn’t-give-a-damn bigmouthed bachelor.
From Salon • Feb. 1, 2013
Inevitably his critics said of Lindsay, as La Guardia's foes had said of the Little Flower, that he was a bigmouthed opportunist.
From Time Magazine Archive
Muppet jaws do not move with each syllable—that would make bigmouthed figures look too agitated—and it takes long practice to learn the knack of mouthing the important syllables of a sentence.
From Time Magazine Archive
One day, Rajar, his bighearted, bigmouthed best friend, would hold the lives of hundreds of soldiers in his hands.
From "The Reader" by Traci Chee
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