A Loudmouth Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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a loudmouth What does a loudmouth mean?	a noisy, boastful or foolish talker	He is a loudmouth and nobody likes him.
a loudmouth What does a loudmouth mean?	a noisy talker, a boastful or foolish talker	The man is a loudmouth and nobody likes him.
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a setback What does "a setback" mean?	a delay or handicap	The bad weather was a setback in our efforts to get the material delivered on time.

bark is worse than one's bite What does "bark is worse than one's bite" mean?	someone is not as bad-tempered as they appear	The supervisor was always threatening to fire anyone who was late but he never did anything. His bark was worse than his bite.
draw interest What does "draw interest" mean?	to earn interest when money is deposited in a bank	The money that we put in the bank draws interest every month.
breathe one's last What does "breathe one's last" mean?	to die, to breathe one's last breath before dying	The elderly man breathed his last late yesterday evening.
hit close to home What does "hit close to home" mean?	affect one personally	The strike by the trash collectors hit close to home when we had no place to put our garbage.

not for the world What does "not for the world" mean?	not at any price, not for anything	I would not go on a date with that woman for the world.
wide of the mark What does "wide of the mark" mean?	far from the target, incorrect	His ideas for the company are wide of the mark from what everybody expected.
have had enough What does "have had enough" mean?	have had as much as you need of something	I have had enough sun today so I will go home soon.

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A Loudmouth Idiom