loud-mouthed
10
6.7
- adjective
- /ˈlaʊdˌmaʊθd/
- Offensive
- During the debate, she became a loud-mouthed speaker, interrupting everyone with rude remarks.
- loud-mouthed bigot
Examples
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Not all of us of faith are naive, idiotic, and loud-mouthed—just those who make it on television and in politics.
Blog text (29) -
Jackson was in the meeting rooms and got to know the long-haired, big-bellied, loud-mouthed free spirit.
Blog text (28) -
Because, as Lindy West points out, even loud-mouthed feminists often fall into this dynamic.
Blog text (3) -
All Sharpton is a loud-mouthed, ignorant fool.
Blog text (11) -
Granted, Tom was an alcoholic and tended to be obnoxious, but he seemed to be a basically decent person under all his loud-mouthed ranting.
Academic text (2001) -
Thank goodness our governor in my state is a gentleman and gracious—not a loud-mouthed idiot.
Blog text (2) -
For them, the Powhatans were still "pagans," while to the Powhatans, the English were loud-mouthed bigots.
Academic text (1992) -
But even Helen—breezy, loud-mouthed Helen—had felt it.
Fiction book (1998) -
You do realize that you are viewed simply as the typical, ignorant, loud-mouthed, bombastic person spouting and spewing his ridiculous fantasies, don't you?
Blog text (20) -
The loud-mouthed politician drew attention with his offensive comments during the press conference.
Synonyms
81
4.9
Saying opinions clearly and strongly in public
31
6.6
Very confident in a rude, loud way that annoys other people
28
4.4
A person who speaks very loudly so others hear them
22
7.2
Very loud and harsh in a way that feels unpleasant
15
7.7
A person who often says rude words
7
7.8
To speak loudly and strongly to show disagreement
1
8.7
Speaks quickly with angry or strong words
1
9.3
To speak or write loudly in an angry, complaining way
1
7.4
Loud words that try to threaten or impress but have no real meaning
1
8.4
Using rude words that insult other people
1
6.8
A person who talks too much and tells other people's secrets
1
8.9
Quick to say sharp things that hurt
1
6.9
Talking a lot in a lively or outspoken way
1
7.5
A person who speaks in a rude, harsh way
1
9.9
A person who talks a lot in a loud, rude way
A person who talks too much and tells secrets
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Etymology
Loud-mouthed comes from the simple words loud ('noisy') and mouth, like calling someone a 'loud mouth'. So it paints the picture of a person who speaks loudly and often says rude things.