Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. Informal One given to loud, irritating, or indiscreet talk.
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- n. One who talks too much or too loudly, especially in a boastful or self-important manner.
Etymologies
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Examples
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By the way, the apology of that shameless loudmouth is hypocritical, he planned that all along.
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The problem with trying to outshout a loudmouth is that there’s always another goalpost to be moved once you “score”.
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Then she continued her tiresome harangues about “women’s rights” while she was marrying the multi – millionaire loudmouth from the South.
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Kristy from the Baby-Sitters Club, otherwise known as the loudmouth bossy one.
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Face it we all know someone who frequents the track and is known as the loudmouth knucklehead who always loses.
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Just out of curiosity ...... did you TELL the so-called loudmouth players to shut up or did you politely excuse yourself for the interuption and ASK them if they would be so kind as to mind their language.
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Rahm Emanuel has long been known as both a loudmouth and a foul-mouthed loudmouth, which is why it is truly refreshing to see something that he uttered from between his teeth finally come back and bite him right in the rear!
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He described Jusko as a "loudmouth," adding, "he was not all there."
East Village Resident Arrested in Stabbing Death of 21-Year-Old Man
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David Cameron was today accused of being a "loudmouth" by David Miliband, the former foreign secretary and Labour leadership contender, over his claims that elements of the Pakistani state are responsible for exporting terrorism abroad.
David Miliband attacks 'loudmouth' Cameron over Pakistan comments
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So there you have it: Apollo Creed was Stallone's lampooning on behalf of white America of the 'loudmouth' Ali.
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