Mouthy Definition

mouthē, -thē
mouthier, mouthiest
adjective
mouthier, mouthiest
Overly talkative, esp. in a bombastic or rude way.
Webster's New World
Given to ranting or bombast.
American Heritage

Other Word Forms of Mouthy

Adjective

Base Form:
mouthy
Comparative:
mouthier
Superlative:
mouthiest

Origin of Mouthy

  • From mouth +"Ž -y.

    From Wiktionary

Mouthy Sentence Examples

  • He exchanged harsh words and occasionally fisticuffs with fellow mouthy mavericks like Spike Lee, Oliver Stone and producer Don Murphy.

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

  • There's enough to go around - Temple is pretty mouthy for a woman with no design training, but then Donna certainly spent a lot of valuable work hours shopping.

  • She had been pretty mouthy with him from a distance.

  • And I forbid you from killing Toby!  He's annoying and mouthy, but he's just a boy.  Or an angel or something.

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Words Starting With

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