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run off at the mouth

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run off at the mouth
Sl. to talk too much. I wish you would stop running off at the mouth. Tom runs off at the mouth too much. I wish he would temper his remarks.
See also: mouth, run
run off at the mouth  (American informal)
to talk a lot without saying anything important He's just another one of these politicians who run off at the mouth.
See also: mouth, run
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Michael Bell is never one to run off at the mouth regarding his own horses, so when he reckons Redford is Group class, you'd have to think he looks well in today in the Bunbury Cup.
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After all, were Lorelai to be perfectly happy, she probably wouldn't run off at the mouth so much.
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While he is a player who can set the SPL alight and destroy just about any defender who tries to stop him with that electric pace it would seem he also hasa tendency to run off at the mouth.
Traynor: Brilliant Bellamy must let his feet do the talking; ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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