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mouthy (mo̵ut̸h′ē, mo̵ut̸h′ē)

adjective mouth′i·er, mouth′i·est

overly talkative, esp. in a bombastic or rude way

mouthy Related Forms
mouth′i·ly adverb mouth′i·ness noun
mouthy* Synonyms

mouthy*

modif.

bombastic, loud-mouthed, pompous; see oratorical.

mouthy Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • woman: Laurie Graham conjures up five tough, funny, mouthy women, thrown together at an American airbase in Norfolk.

Used with adjective complement

  • get: But when Carol got mouthy, it was Ted who had to put her in her place.

Browse dictionary entries near mouthy

  1. ‹ mouthwatering
  2. ‹ mouthwash
  3. ‹ mouthpiece
  4. ‹ mouthpart
  5. ‹ mouthful
  6. ‹ -mouthed
  7. ‹ mouthbreeder
  8. ‹ mouth-to-mouth
  9. ‹ mouth organ
  10. ‹ mouth
  1. mouton ›
  2. moutonnée ›
  3. movable ›
  4. movables ›
  5. movant ›
  6. move ›
  7. move, add and change ›
  8. move in ›
  9. move off ›
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