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bigmouthenUK
big·mouth B0241800 (bĭg′mouth′)n.1. Slang A loudmouthed or gossipy person.2. Any of various fishes having unusually large mouths.bigmouth (ˈbɪɡˌmaʊθ) nslang a noisy, indiscreet, or boastful person ˈbig-ˌmouthed adjbig•mouth (ˈbɪgˌmaʊθ)
n., pl. -mouths (-ˌmaʊðz, -ˌmaʊθs)
1. a loud, talkative, and usu. indiscreet or boastful person. 2. any of several fishes having an unusually large mouth. [1885–90, Amer.] TranslationsbigmouthenUK
a big mouth1. A tendency or habit of speaking incessantly and indiscreetly, especially about sensitive or secret information. If I'd known you had such a big mouth, I'd have never shared my secret with you! God you've got a big mouth! Don't you ever stop talking about other people's business?2. A person who talks in such a manner. I can't stand Terry's new husband, he is such a big mouth!See also: big, mouthhave a big mouthTo have a tendency or habit of speaking incessantly, indiscreetly, and/or in a noisy, boorish manner. I can't stand Terry's new husband, he has such a big mouth! It's like no one else gets a chance to speak when he's here. If I'd known you had such a big mouth, I'd have never shared my secret with you!See also: big, have, mouthhave a big mouthto be a gossiper; to be a person who tells secrets. Mary has a big mouth. She told Bob what I was getting him for his birthday. You shouldn't say things like that about people all the time. Everyone will say you have a big mouth.See also: big, have, mouthhave a big mouth tv. to speak loudly and openly in public; to tell secrets. (Have got can replace have.) He has a big mouth. Don’t tell him anything you don’t want everybody else to know. See also: big, have, mouth |