big mouth
McGraw-Hill Slang Dictionary:
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big mouth
1. n. a person who talks too much or too loudly; someone who tells secrets. (Also a term of address.) Okay, big mouth! Shut up!
2. tv. to spread secrets around. Why do you always have to big mouth everything around?
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big mouth
Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang:
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big mouth
noun
noun, derog orig and mainly US
A very talkative or boastful person; also, loquacity, boastful talk. (1889 —) .
E. Coxhead He was a big mouth. He picked up strangers...and told them the story of his life (1951). Hence big-mouthed,adjective Loquacious or boastful. (1914 —) .
noun, derog orig and mainly US
A very talkative or boastful person; also, loquacity, boastful talk. (1889 —) .
E. Coxhead He was a big mouth. He picked up strangers...and told them the story of his life (1951). Hence big-mouthed,
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