Crossword clues for bigmouth
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
alt. (context slang English) one who talks too much or says things which should not be said n. (context slang English) one who talks too much or says things which should not be said
Wikipedia
Bigmouth may refer to:
- "Bigmouth", a song by Underworld (band)
- Bigmouth, a ogre in The Smurfs comics and animated cartoon series
Usage examples of "bigmouth".
There were no giant otters, no oversized raccoon, and no lanky, bigmouthed young Anglo.
The Steadholder had put up with more than enough from this bigmouthed fool, and LaFollet felt himself silently urging Styles to misread her tone and manner.
BIGMOUTH antenna of the USS Billfish came out of the sail and transmitted the remarkable, harrowing message.
Just because bighearted, bigmouthed Sherman Hockett delivered two bags of grub wasn't any reason to go to battle stations.
Unlike the Mafia or Medellin Cartel, the hacker elite cannot simply execute the bigmouths, creeps and troublemakers among their ranks, so they turn one another in with astonishing frequency.
But there are always jokers who think it can’t happen to them, or bigmouths who want to show how tough they are, or back-alley lawsmiths who talk about going to the Empire.
Unlike the Mafia or Medellin Cartel, the hacker elite cannot simply execute the bigmouths, creeps and troublemakers among their ranks, so they turn one another in with astonishing frequency.
That's good fishing weather, folks, and to prove it here's a story from Tavares, over in Lake County, Jones Corkle, of Hyannis, Nebraska, today caught a thirteen pound, four-ounce bigmouth in Lake Dora to take the lead in Lake County's Winter Bass Tournament.
Here he has just been arrested for everything but raping the Statue of Liberty, with Bigmouth Short denouncing him as the Antichrist on the same day.