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loudmouth

[loud-mouth] / ˈlaʊdˌmaʊθ /






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For the most part, the New York public loved Cuomo’s loudmouth style because many mistook it for competence.

From Washington Post

Again, both can be true: Musk is a reckless, self-aggrandizing loudmouth and a master of earned media.

From Washington Post

Bear in mind, also, that half of the loudmouths bashing Hunter Biden on cable TV have been paid six figures for writing barely literate books.

From Washington Post

Republicans let the loudmouths take the heat of public backlash, but exploit the space that the extremists opened up to move ever more in the far-right direction.

From Salon

For many of us, however, the very definition of “family” is to occasionally share space with loudmouths, blowhards, racists or people you simply don’t like.

From Washington Post