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单词 loudmouth
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loudmouthadj.n.

Brit. /ˈlaʊdmaʊθ/, U.S. /ˈlaʊdˌmaʊθ/
Origin: Formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: loud adj., mouth n.
Etymology: < loud adj. + mouth n. Compare earlier loud-mouthed adj.
A. adj.
Loud-mouthed; noisy.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > language > speech > loquacity or talkativeness > [adjective]
wordyeOE
talewisec1200
i-worded?c1225
babblinga1250
cacklinga1250
chatteringa1250
speakfula1250
word-wooda1250
of many wordsc1350
janglingc1374
tatteringc1380
tongueya1382
ganglinga1398
readya1400
jargaunt1412
talkative1432
open-moutheda1470
clattering1477
trattling?a1513
windy1513
popping1528
smatteringa1529
rattle?1529
communicablea1533
blab1552
gaggling1553
long-tongued?1553
prittle-prattle1556
pattering1558
talking1560
bobling1566
gabbling1566
verbal1572
piet1573
twattling1573
flibber gibber1575
babblative1576
tickle-tongued1577
tattling1581
buzzing1587
long-winded1589
multiloquous1591
discoursive1599
rattling1600
glib1602
flippant1605
talkful1605
nimble-tongued1608
tongue-ripe1610
fliperous1611
garrulous?1611
futile1612
overspeaking1612
feather-tongueda1618
tongue-free1617
long-breatheda1628
well-breathed1635
multiloquious1640
untongue-tied1640
unretentive1650
communicative1651
linguacious1651
glibbed1654
largiloquent1656
multiloquent1656
parlagea1657
loose-clacked1661
nimble-chop1662
twit-twat1665
over-talkativea1667
loquacious1667
loudmouth1668
conversable1673
gash1681
narrative1681
chappy1693
apposite1701
conversative1703
gabbit1710
lubricous1715
gabby?1719
ventose1721
taleful1726
chatty?1741
blethering1759
renable1781
fetch-fire1784
conversational1799
conversant1803
gashing1808
long-lunged1815
talky1815
multi-loquacious1819
prolegomenous1822
talky-talky1831
nimble-mouthed1836
slipper1842
speechful1842
gassy1843
in great force1849
yattering1859
babbly1860
irreticent1864
chattable1867
lubrical1867
chattery1869
loose-mouthed1872
chinny1883
tongue-wagging1885
yappy1909
big-mouthed1914
loose-lipped1919
ear-bashing1945
ear-bending1946
yackety-yacking1953
nattering1959
yacking1959
woofy1960
the mind > language > speech > manner of speaking > [adjective] > loud or angry
loud-mouthed1602
loud-tongued1622
blusterous1663
loudmouth1668
noisy1675
obstropolous1748
loud-spoken1882
megaphoning1901
chopsy1974
the world > physical sensation > hearing and noise > degree, kind, or quality of sound > loudness > [adjective] > noisy
fervent1465
brawlinga1568
baw-waw1570
rouncing?1576
ruff-raff1582
reirding1591
wrangling1608
perstreperous1629
ran-tan1630
streperous1637
clamant1639
chiding1648
loudmouth1668
noisy1675
noise-making1678
strepitous1681
dinsome1724
strepent1750
dinny1768
loud-mouthing1788
dinning1813
blatant1816
noisome1825
strepitant1855
polyphloisboisterousa1875
noisesome1925
1668 E. Howard Usurper v. 63 Curse on these loud-mouth Hounds!
1877 Times of India 13 Feb. 3/2 Honoured Sir! Hear my loudmouth vocefurious complaints.
1968 Daily Mail 11 Dec. 8/3 This crude, loud-mouth bigot, with his flashes of maudlin self-pity and genuine pathos, carries offensiveness beyond offence.
2007 M. Cezair-Thompson Pirate's Daughter (2008) iv. 49 They just a lot of loudmouth rascals.
B. n.
A person who talks loudly, and often in an indiscreet or opinionated way; an outspoken or vociferous person.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > language > speech > one who speaks > [noun] > in specific ways
speakera1340
breatherc1384
boasterc1400
rattlerc1449
brawler1581
shredder1592
venter1611
speak-truth1614
ranter1649
bawler1656
yelper1673
mouther1746
spouter1759
oralist1867
mushmouth1868
loudmouth1870
megaphonist1906
the mind > language > speech > loquacity or talkativeness > [noun] > talkative person
chaterestrea1250
jangler1303
babbler1366
blabbererc1375
jangleressc1386
talkerc1386
clatterer1388
cacklera1400
languager1436
carperc1440
mamblerc1450
praterc1500
jackdaw?1520
chewet1546
flibbertigibbet1549
clatterfart1552
patterer1552
piec1557
long tongue?1562
prattler1567
piet1574
twattler1577
brawler1581
nimble-chops1581
pratepie1582
roita1585
whittera1585
full-mouth1589
interprater1591
chatterer1592
pianet1594
bablatrice1595
parakeet1598
Bow-bell cockney1600
prattle-basket1602
bagpipe1603
worder1606
babliaminy1608
chougha1616
gabbler1624
blatterer1627
magpie1632
prate-apace1636
rattlea1637
clack1640
blateroon1647
overtalker1654
prate-roast1671
prattle-box1671
babelard1678
twattle-basket1688
mouth1699
tongue-pad1699
chatterista1704
rattler1709
morologist1727
chatterbox1774
palaverer1788
gabber1792
whitter-whatter1805
slangwhanger1807
nash-gab1816
pump1823
windbag1827
big mouth1834
gasbag1841
chattermag1844
tattle-monger1848
rattletrap1850
gasser1855
mouth almighty1864
clucker1869
talky-talky1869
gabster1870
loudmouth1870
tonguester1871
palaverista1873
mag1876
jawsmith1887
spieler1894
twitterer1895
yabbler1901
wordster1904
poofter1916
blatherer1920
ear-bender1922
burbler1923
woofer1934
ear-basher1944
motormouth1955
yacker1960
yammerer1978
jay-
1870 Cambr. City (Indiana) Tribune 20 Oct. Several hundred people had congregated, mostly from curiosity, looking at, and listening to, the few loud-mouths doing the talking and making no further demonstrations towards carrying out their threats.
1927 F. M. Thrasher Gang iii. xvii. 338 Another personality type which often emerges in the gang is the ‘show-off’. He is the egotist, the braggart, the boaster, the bluffer, the ‘loud-mouth’ of the group... He may resort to ‘loudness’ to gain attention not otherwise forthcoming.
1959 Daily Mail 31 Jan. 4/2 These 625 vain, devious loud-mouths..are our elected representatives.
1968 M. Richler Cocksure ix. 52 We are most decidedly not done for. My goodness, the last loudmouth to make that mistake was Hitler.
2015 Northern Territory (Austral.) News (Nexis) 9 Feb. 13 Those loudmouths in the grandstand can take up umpiring seeing they are never wrong.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2021; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

loudmouthv.

Brit. /ˈlaʊdmaʊθ/, /ˈlaʊdmaʊð/, U.S. /ˈlaʊdˌmaʊθ/, /ˈlaʊdˌmaʊð/
Origin: Formed within English, by conversion. Etymon: loudmouth n.
Etymology: < loudmouth n. Compare earlier loud-mouthing n., loud-mouthing adj., and also loud-mouthed adj.
colloquial.
intransitive and transitive. To talk in a loud and opinionated way; to bluster. Also: to say or tell (something) in this way.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > emotion > pride > boasting or boastfulness > blustering or bravado > bluster [verb (intransitive)]
face1440
brace1447
ruffle1484
puff1490
to face (something) out with a card of ten?1499
to face with a card of ten?1499
cock1542
to brave it1549
roist1563
huff1598
swagger1600
ruff1602
tear1602
bouncec1626
to bravade the street1634
brustle1648
hector1661
roister1663
huffle1673
ding1679
fluster1698
bully1733
to bluster like bull-beef1785
swell1795
buck1880
swashbuckle1897
loudmouth1931
the mind > language > speech > manner of speaking > speak in a particular manner [verb (intransitive)] > speak loudly or angrily
thundera1340
raisec1384
to speak outc1515
jowlc1540
fulmine1623
to talk big1680
tang1686
to speak upa1723
to go ona1753
rip1828
whalea1852
yap1864
to rip and tear1884
megaphone1901
to pop off1914
foghorn1918
to sound off1918
loudmouth1931
woof1934
the mind > language > speech > manner of speaking > say in a particular manner [verb (transitive)] > utter loudly or angrily
yeiea1225
call?c1250
soundc1374
ringa1400
upcasta1400
barkc1440
resound?c1525
blustera1535
brawl1563
thunder1592
out-thunder?1611
peal1611
tonitruate1623
intonatea1631
mouth1700
rip1828
boom1837
explode1839
clamour1856
blare1859
foghorn1886
megaphone1901
gruff1925
loudmouth1931
woof1934
the mind > emotion > pride > boasting or boastfulness > blustering or bravado > utter with bluster or bravado [verb (transitive)]
bouncea1652
loudmouth1972
1931 E. Hemingway Let. 27 Apr. (2018) IV. 505 The thing is I get so damned tired of being careful in letters—Christ, here I am starting to loud mouth again.
1972 Pop. Mech. June 8/2 It seems strange to me that when this country has a good piece of equipment, we have to loudmouth it to the rest of the world.
1998 Belfast News Let. (Nexis) 27 Aug. 12 But where we simply pander to a desire to loudmouth, to fake headline anger, and demand heads on a plate, then we are no better than grave-dancing politicians.
2015 Gulf Daily News (Nexis) 12 Jan. The only choice left to him has been to loudmouth bad words, disrespect law and order and give authorities no option but to bring him to justice.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2021; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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