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Loudmouth

usgb/ˈlaʊdmaʊθ/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Indicates someone's annoying habit of talking too much, not just chattiness. SlideDon't let Marina join our plan, she's a loudmouth.
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Implies the person may reveal secrets or private information without discretion. SlideI avoided telling Brian about the surprise party because he's a known loudmouth.
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Informal UsagePlay
Used in casual conversations, may be rude in formal settings. SlideOur coach is supportive but can be a loudmouth on the sidelines.