big-mouthed

Translations

big-mouthed

[ˈbɪgˈmaʊθt] ADJ
1.de boca grande
2. (= loudmouthed) → bocazas; (= gossipy) → cotilla
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Fans of the big-mouthed radio host will no doubt be glad to have him back though, while the rest of us should be happy to settle for Will Ferrell turning up as one of Moyles' guests.
Will you be inviting your big-mouthed son over for dinner so you can have a nice cosy chat about it all?
GERMAN legend Franz Beckenbauer has launched an astonishing attack on Jens Lehmann - branding the Arsenal keeper a big-mouthed troublemaker.
Lopez, 35, ditched the big-mouthed make--up artist even though he's credited with giving the star her current glow.
But the big-mouthed mother-of-one, who shot to fame on Big Brother, refused a glass of wine, saying: "I can't drink."
However, the new fossil suggests that the two limbed snakes are advanced big-mouthed snakes, like pythons and boas, rather than primitive serpentine ancestors, says paleontologist Olivier Rieppel of the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago.
Lee Evans and Stephen Fry clearly couldn't give a monkey's though it seems, as they have already been confirmed as the line up on the big-mouthed host's comeback show.
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