hot-mouthed
- adjective
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hablador
- Though usually calm, he can be surprisingly hot-mouthed when provoked.
Examples
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The hot-mouthed politician often got into heated arguments during interviews.
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His hot-mouthed comments upset many people.
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Her hot-mouthed remarks left a strong impression on the panel.
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She is often hot-mouthed during debates.
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The hot-mouthed critic wasn't afraid to share his blunt opinions during the discussion.
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Her hot-mouthed outburst surprised everyone at the meeting, as she usually kept her thoughts to herself.
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During the debate, his hot-mouthed exchanges with the opponent garnered a lot of media attention.
Synonyms
87
4.9
Saying opinions clearly and strongly in public
64
3.5
Full of strong, often angry feelings
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7.0
Loud and strong in voice or speech and full of enthusiasm
3
6.7
A person who speaks loudly and says rude things
3
6.9
Talking a lot in a lively or outspoken way
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9.3
To speak or write loudly in an angry, complaining way
Quick to say sharp things that hurt
Antonyms
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hot-mouthed joins hot ('angry' or 'full of strong feeling') and mouth ('the part of your face you use to speak'), so you can imagine words that are like hot fire. That's why a hot-mouthed person speaks quickly and often angrily or with strong feeling.