Definition of loose tongue in English:

loose tongue

noun

A tendency to speak indiscreetly.
Example sentencesExamples
- His loose tongue started to get him into trouble right away.
- The Clown had tiny eyes, a loose tongue and a small enough role to be very dangerous.
- His anger at Maria's loose tongue and looseness in certain other regards was so great that it nearly overpowered his fury in regards to Augustine.
- ‘You really do have a loose tongue after you've had a few drinks,’ she muttered flatly, reluctantly replacing the safety on the gun, and turned to Jonathan.
- Nor were Mori's nationalist leanings and loose tongue the sole causes of concern.
- Staci tried to hide her frown at Mai's loose tongue.
- A loose tongue may cause only mild irritation, but it can also destroy reputations and wreck lives.
- Likewise, outside of cocktail chat, no outlet has ever run anything serious about Bart's dangerously loose tongue.
- But the fact remains that you like your liquor and you have a loose tongue when you drink.
- He needed to watch himself though; an old man with little in the world left to lose; the last thing that needed adding to that was a loose tongue.
- They ended up learning, thanks to a loose tongue, that the painting had been kept in a private collection.
- The 25-year-old appears keen to foster an impression that he has largely kicked the habit of seeking out the country life, a pastime revealed by the loose tongue of fellow Belgian international and former team-mate.
- It is this famously loose tongue that has landed him into trouble from the moment he was expelled from the Central School of Speech and Drama in London for arguing with lecturers.
- Those left unscathed by his loose tongue will hardly be inclined to trust him.
- If it weren't for a certain someone with a loose tongue, WE would know!

单词	loose tongue
释义	Definition of loose tongue in English: loose tongue noun A tendency to speak indiscreetly. Example sentencesExamples His loose tongue started to get him into trouble right away. The Clown had tiny eyes, a loose tongue and a small enough role to be very dangerous. His anger at Maria's loose tongue and looseness in certain other regards was so great that it nearly overpowered his fury in regards to Augustine. ‘You really do have a loose tongue after you've had a few drinks,’ she muttered flatly, reluctantly replacing the safety on the gun, and turned to Jonathan. Nor were Mori's nationalist leanings and loose tongue the sole causes of concern. Staci tried to hide her frown at Mai's loose tongue. A loose tongue may cause only mild irritation, but it can also destroy reputations and wreck lives. Likewise, outside of cocktail chat, no outlet has ever run anything serious about Bart's dangerously loose tongue. But the fact remains that you like your liquor and you have a loose tongue when you drink. He needed to watch himself though; an old man with little in the world left to lose; the last thing that needed adding to that was a loose tongue. They ended up learning, thanks to a loose tongue, that the painting had been kept in a private collection. The 25-year-old appears keen to foster an impression that he has largely kicked the habit of seeking out the country life, a pastime revealed by the loose tongue of fellow Belgian international and former team-mate. It is this famously loose tongue that has landed him into trouble from the moment he was expelled from the Central School of Speech and Drama in London for arguing with lecturers. Those left unscathed by his loose tongue will hardly be inclined to trust him. If it weren't for a certain someone with a loose tongue, WE would know!
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