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bad-mouth
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bad·mouth or bad-mouth  (bdmouth, -mou)
tr.v. bad·mouthed or bad-mouthed, bad·mouth·ing or bad-mouth·ing, bad·mouths or bad-mouths Informal
To criticize or disparage, often spitefully or unfairly: "those cross-Atlantic aficionados who persistently idolize the British theater and bad-mouth Broadway" (Benedict Nightingale).

bad-mouth
vb
(tr) Slang to speak unfavourably about
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bad-mouth
vt (inf)herziehen über (+acc) (inf)


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But just because Carroll bad-mouthed UCLA's defense doesn't mean Walker doesn't have respect for him, or has severed ties.
When one parent is put down or bad-mouthed by the other, the child is forced into a painful choice: taking sides.
I wanted to jump into the conversation and fill in the fine points surrounding reports of Tchaikovsky's diapprobation--he was depressed about a lot of things when he bad-mouthed the ballet, I wanted to tell them, and it wasn't even a ballet yet, he was just having trouble getting started with the music.
 
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