be foul-mouthed

Specifically, how Saget’s propensity to be foul-mouthed and cover incredibly taboo subjects might be viewed through the lens of a younger, cancel-culture-oriented audience.

She may be foul-mouthed and hard-nosed but Maeve is motivated by love, not hate.

Students who were sweet and demure in English could also be foul-mouthed bullies who drove their meeker classmates to tears.

Jim Messina, the Obama campaign manager, can be foul-mouthed.

But if she were not particularly pretty, well-dressed, or seductive, if it were made plain that she was diseased and was reckless in infecting others with that disease, if it were hinted that she could on occasion be foul-mouthed, if, in short, a picture were shown from life—then we should hear that the unfortunate dramatist had committed something that was "disgusting" and "immoral."