Similar words: mouth, in the teeth of, depth of field, mouthing, mouthful, mouthwash, badmouth, bad-mouth. Meaning: v. talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner.
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1. Don't go shooting your mouth off.
2. It's just like Richard to go shooting his mouth off about other people's affairs.
3. He's always shooting his mouth off about his success with women.
4. It's a secret, so don't go shooting your mouth off about it.
5. So you can't shoot your mouth off.
6. Things like how not to mouth off about any ideas you might have.
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7. All he did was shoot his mouth off a little.
8. A guy like Brown could shoot his mouth off.
9. He's always shooting his mouth off.
10. Stop shooting your mouth off . Nobody believes you anymore.
11. If you mouth off , I will ground you for three weeks.
12. What'd you have to go and shoot your mouth off to the Gards about me for?
13. If he hadn't shot his mouth off, things couldn't have been so awkward.
14. Malcolm taught me things as well. Things like how not to mouth off about any ideas you might have.
15. Powell was his usual reassuring presence , urging senators not to mouth off.
16. People really should look at the details before they mouth off.
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