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motormouth
noun
someone who talks without end, or when it would be better not to talk US, 1963- Man, what a motormouth. — Los Angeles Times, p. II-5, 3 November 1955
- That motormouth better put a hat on when he goes outside else he’ll get a sunburned tongue. — Ken Weaver, Texas Crude, p. 118, 1984
- Courtney [Love] has motormouth trouble. (Juvenile hall social worker’s report, 1978) — Q, p. 85, December 2001
- At which Motor-Mouth, true to form, completely ignored her husband’s mild protest and giggled: “James Bond! I can see it!” — Guardian, p. 3, 12 June 2003
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