big talk

Of course I don't; you daresn't be frightened after all your big talk before we came out.

I told him he was rich enough without robbin' you of your ranch, an'—wal, I shore put up a big talk for your side.

But for all his big talk, Gunnar tossed and muttered that night.

They was a lot of big talk when they built that thar hospital, and every one of us was axed to give something for beds and such.

We have made this digression so that my young readers may know why Bobby was so much given to big talk.

Our 'big talk' lasted several hours, after which the Indians retired to sleep.

He had all the airy dreaminess of an hereditary high flyer, while his big talk and off-hand manner strengthened the delusion.

You and I are going to have one big talk, Sheila, after I take you up home.

At this place the commissioners called for the principal chiefs of all friendly tribes to meet them, to have a big talk.

Not far from the river we beheld several buildings appointed for the popular assembly of the Indians, called the big talk.