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What (who) is loud-mouthed - definition
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Loud (song); Loud (disambiguation); Loud (album)
Loud-mouthed
·adj Having a loud voice; talking or sounding noisily; noisily impudent.
loud-mouthed
If you describe someone as loud-mouthed, you are critical of them because they talk a lot, especially in an unpleasant, offensive, or stupid way.
...a loud-mouthed oaf with very little respect for women.
ADJ: usu ADJ n [disapproval]
Henry M. Loud
Draft:Henry M. Loud; Henry Martin Loud; Henry Loud
Henry Martin Loud (December 11, 1824—May 13, 1905) was a Michigan lumber magnate, politician, lay Methodist preacher, and philanthropist. Loud was born in Westhampton, Massachusetts and graduated from the Boston University School of Theology (then the Concord Biblical Institute) in 1857.
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Loud
Loud most commonly refers to:
- Loudness, the subjective quality of sound of great intensity
Loud may also refer to:
Examples of use of loud-mouthed
1. Does that mean that we must listen solely to loud–mouthed warriors?
2. Loud–mouthed Lily Allen clearly doesn‘t take too well to not being the centre of attention.
3. He is also a loud mouthed, "trash talking" braggart from a broken family and a horrendous ghetto background.
4. The imperialists‘ loud–mouthed "peace" and "human rights" are bound to be accompanied by military intervention and war.
5. Their loud–mouthed "protection of the national interests" is, in essence, the slogan for undisguised overseas aggression.