windbag (redirected from Welsh Windbag)

wind·bag  (wndbg)

n.

1. The flexible air-filled chamber of a bagpipe or similar instrument.

2. Slang A talkative person who communicates nothing of substance or interest.

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windbag [ˈwɪndˌbæg]

n

1. Slang a voluble person who has little of interest to communicate

2. (Music / Instruments) the bag in a set of bagpipes, which provides a continuous flow of air to the pipes

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

windbag - a boring person who talks a great deal about uninteresting topics gasbag bore, dullard - a person who evokes boredom

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windbag

noun bore, boaster, gossip, prattler, loudmouth (informal), braggart, blether (Scot.), bigmouth (slang), gasbag (informal), blowhard (informal), bullshitter (taboo slang), bullshit artist (taboo slang) He's just a boring old windbag.

Translations

windbag [ˈwɪndbæg] N (= person) → hablador(a) m/f

windbag [ˈwɪndbæg] n → baudruche f
wind-blown windblown [ˈwɪndbləʊn] adj

[sand, pollen] → transporté(e) par le vent

[hair] → coiffé(e) en coup de vent
His blond hair was windblown → Ses cheveux blonds étaient coiffés en coup de vent.
wind-borne [ˈwaɪndbɔː^rn] adj [seeds, pollen] → transporté(e) par le vent

windbag [ˈwɪndˌbæg] n (fam) (person) → trombone m