noun
bigmouth
noun
1
Someone who talks too much or blurts out things that should have been kept private.
"Don't tell Dave the news — he's a total bigmouth."
"She got a reputation as the office bigmouth after leaking the merger plans."
adj
1
Describing an animal or fish with an unusually large mouth.
"The bigmouth bass is a popular target for anglers."
How to Use Bigmouth
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA person who talks too much, especially about things that should stay secret.
When to use it
Informal — fine in casual speech, but avoid it in formal writing.
Common pairings
a total bigmouth
bigmouth bass
Word Forms
bigmouths plural
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Etymology
A straightforward combination of big and mouth, used since the 19th century for someone who can't keep quiet.
Rhymes for bigmouth
south
mouth
youth
uncouth
vermouth
badmouth
Plymouth
Falmouth
loudmouth
Dartmouth
Portsmouth
Bournemouth
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