mouthy (Meaning)

mouthy

marked by bombast or back talk, excessively talkative

Sarah's mouthy attitude always seemed to get her into trouble with authority figures.
The child's mouthy remarks often left the adults in the room stunned.
Despite being warned repeatedly, Jack continued to be mouthy towards his coworkers.
Jenny's mouthy behavior made it difficult for her to maintain positive relationships with her peers.
Being mouthy might make you feel powerful momentarily, but it rarely leads to long-term success.
The student's mouthy retorts earned him a trip to the principal's office.
It's important to teach children that being mouthy is not a respectful way to communicate.
The comedian's mouthy jokes often pushed the boundaries of what was considered appropriate.
Some people mistake being mouthy for being confident, but there's a distinct difference.
Despite his mouthy demeanor, deep down, Tom was actually quite insecure.

marked by bombast or back talk, excessively talkative

talkative, loquacious, gabby, communicative,outspoken, chatty, conversational, outgoing, talky, blabby

tight-lipped, reticent, reserved, taciturn, uncommunicative, mute, shy, closemouthed,laconic, quiet

Sarah's mouthy attitude always seemed to get her into trouble with authority figures.

The child's mouthy remarks often left the adults in the room stunned.

Despite being warned repeatedly, Jack continued to be mouthy towards his coworkers.

Jenny's mouthy behavior made it difficult for her to maintain positive relationships with her peers.