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Definitions

run off at the mouth

VERB
babble
Synonyms
STRONGEST
blubber burble mumble murmur mutter
STRONG
blab blurt cackle chat chatter gibber gossip gush jabber patter prate prattle rant rave squeal tattle yak
WEAK
go on run on spill the beans talk foolishly talk incoherently talk nonsensically yakety-yak
Antonyms
STRONGEST
speak clearly
STRONG
be quiet be silent conceal hide
VERB
blab
Synonyms
STRONGEST
divulge tell on
STRONG
babble betray blather chatter disclose gab gabble jabber mouth peach prattle reveal spill squeal tattle tell yak
WEAK
blurt out give away go on let out let slip run on shoot the breeze spill the beans talk through one's hat yakety-yak
Antonyms
STRONG
be quiet conceal hide
WEAK
shut up
VERB
blurt
Synonyms
STRONGEST
exclaim
STRONG
babble betray blab disclose divulge jabber leak reveal spout
WEAK
burst out with call out come out with cry out give away let on let out let slip let the cat out of the bag spill the beans
Antonyms
STRONG
be quiet conceal hide secrete
WEAK
keep quiet
VERB
gibber
Synonyms
STRONG
blab blather blubber blurt burble cackle chat chatter gabble gossip gush jabber mumble murmur mutter patter prate prattle rant rave squeal
WEAK
go on run on spill the beans tal talk foolishly talk incoherently
Antonyms
STRONG
be quiet be silent speak clearly
VERB
rap
Synonyms
STRONG
babble bark chat chatter chitchat confabulate converse discourse jabber palaver spit talk
Antonyms
STRONG
be quiet be silent
VERB
shoot the breeze
Synonyms
WEAK
BS chatter chew the fat gab palaver prate prattle schmooze shoot the bull yack yap
VERB
yap
Synonyms
STRONGEST
babble ramble
STRONG
blather chit-chat gab gibber gossip jabber jaw prate prattle twaddle
WEAK
go on talk a lot
Antonyms
STRONG
be quiet

Example Sentences

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And we can also be fairly certain that both athletes will continue to run off at the mouth before they run on the track.

From Los Angeles Times • Feb. 14, 2025

If you've ever met KT, you know he's not one to run off at the mouth with some excessive filler.

From Time Magazine Archive

Even with methodical training they were inclined to run off at the mouth, make unnecessary displays of themselves, unconsciously slip in the tiniest flourish that could scare off a nervous contact.

From "Native Speaker" by Chang-rae Lee

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.