have a loose tongue

To speak too frequently and/or without discretion, especially as when unintentionally revealing private or sensitive information to others. You have a very loose tongue. You'd do well to learn to keep your mouth shut! The details of this project are extremely confidential, so make sure you don't have a loose tongue about it.

have a loose ˈtongue

talk too much, especially about things that are private: Be careful what you tell Sam — she’s got a very loose tongue, you know.

词组	have a loose tongue
释义	have a loose tongue have a loose tongue To speak too frequently and/or without discretion, especially as when unintentionally revealing private or sensitive information to others. You have a very loose tongue. You'd do well to learn to keep your mouth shut! The details of this project are extremely confidential, so make sure you don't have a loose tongue about it. See also: have, loose, tongue Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have a loose ˈtongue talk too much, especially about things that are private: Be careful what you tell Sam — she’s got a very loose tongue, you know. See also: have, loose, tongue Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: loose lip(s) loose talk foot-in-mouth disease fall through the cracks foot in one's mouth, put one's put (one's) foot in (one's) mouth put foot in mouth slip between the cracks slip through the cracks slip through the net
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