loud mouth

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I believe, sir, that in your smooth way you once took occasion to say that Gideon Batts was a loud-mouth and most imprudent man.

Ordinarily it would have been a simple bull-pen, night-court case—a loud-mouth drunk refusing to pay for a drink.

After a moment of thought he added, "Tsistsaki, bring me a couple of firers for this loud-mouth gun."

All began to eat, using nothing but their hands and making loud mouth-noises and lip-smackings.

Loud-mouth is now pointing out the south side of the barricade.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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