loudmouthed

[loud-mouthd, -moutht]

adjective

1. loud, gossipy, or indiscreet; vociferous.

Word History and Origins

Origin of loudmouthed¹

First recorded in 1620–30; loud + mouth + -ed ³

Example Sentences

Loudmouthed Cartman is frustrated that so many others, namely his classmate Clyde Donovan, are profiting off of “his shtick” of arguing against liberal views.

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Once during Harbaugh’s rookie season when he was struggling, some loudmouthed Chicago fans were expressing their displeasure with him.

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His loudmouthed threats and harassment are about trying to get people to "obey in advance," the famous phrase coined by historian Timothy Snyder.

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The assumption across the political media is that Robinson — who has a long history of overt misogyny, loudmouthed racism, and even Holocaust denial — has become too toxic for Trump.

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Trump is a loudmouthed misogynist who was proven in court to have committed sexual assault against journalist E. Jean Carroll.

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