loudmouth
noun [C] /ˈlaʊd.maʊθ/ informalDefinition
› a person who talks a lot, especially in an offensive or stupid waySpeakers and talkers
(Definition of loudmouth noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- caller noun (PHONE)
- commentator noun
- conversationalist noun
- demagogue noun
- flack noun
- gasbag noun
- gossip noun
- informant noun
- interlocutor noun
- motormouth noun
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