mouthed (off) (Meaning)

mouthed (off)

to talk in a loud, unpleasant, or rude way

Sarah mouthed off to her teacher, earning herself a detention.
The angry customer mouthed off at the cashier, demanding a refund.
John mouthed off to his boss, resulting in his termination.
The politician mouthed off during the debate, alienating voters.
The rude guest mouthed off to the host, making everyone uncomfortable.
The teenager mouthed off to her parents, showing disrespect and defiance.
The bully mouthed off to the smaller child, trying to intimidate him.
The celebrity mouthed off to the paparazzi, leading to a heated exchange.
The suspect mouthed off to the police officer, further infuriating him.
The disgruntled employee mouthed off to her manager, expressing her dissatisfaction.

to talk in a loud, unpleasant, or rude way

talked, discoursed, announced, orated,spoke, harangued, perorated, declaimed, lectured,preached

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Sarah mouthed off to her teacher, earning herself a detention.

The angry customer mouthed off at the cashier, demanding a refund.

John mouthed off to his boss, resulting in his termination.

The politician mouthed off during the debate, alienating voters.