MOUTHY


Meaning of MOUTHY in English

ˈmau̇thē, -au̇thē, -i adjective

( -er/-est )

Etymology: mouth (I) + -y

: excessively talkative or clamorous : garrulous

a mouthy character who couldn't stay off the telephone — John & Ward Hawkins

specifically : bombastic

strides about with many a mouthy speech — Washington Irving

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.