mouthy

[ mou-th ee, -thee ]

/ ˈmaʊ ði, -θi /

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adjective, mouth·i·er, mouth·i·est.

garrulous, often in a bombastic manner.

Nearby words

mouthing, mouthpart, mouthpiece, mouthwash, mouthwatering, mouthy, mouton, moutonnée, movable, movable feast, movable joint

Origin of mouthy

First recorded in 1580–90; mouth + -y¹

Related formsmouth·i·ly, adverbmouth·i·ness, noun

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Examples from the Web for mouthy

I also suspect some people watched the videos in hopes that they would see a mouthy woman get punched in the face.
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We call this “Womyning,”and if you have a mouthy teenage daughter, she is probably doing it, too.
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“This is going to happen over and over again if nothing is done,” Greenidge told the New York Daily News of her mouthy ordeal.
Woman Allegedly Contracts Herpes from Rihanna Lipstick Tester|Misty White Sidell|May 30, 2013|DAILY BEAST
Here's Jones taking technical pointers from a mouthy teenager in a McDonald's ad.
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Because he is a mouthy, insouciant rascal with a great shtick.
Alec Baldwin’s Twitter Troubles|Sandra McElwaine|April 17, 2012|DAILY BEAST
Lumley was quite able to do it, for he was truly, as Mr. Marlin had described him, mouthy.
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A mouthy braggart in company is often silent in his own home, and Buzz was no exception to this rule.
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It passed him by indifferent; and he had ever loathed the mouthy prating of it on others' lips.
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British Dictionary definitions for mouthy

mouthy

/ (ˈmaʊðɪ) /

adjective mouthier or mouthiest

bombastic; excessively talkative

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mouthy

adjective, mouth·i·er, mouth·i·est.

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British Dictionary definitions for mouthy

mouthy

adjective mouthier or mouthiest