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- adjective UK, idiomatic
Superficial , engaging inempty ,boastful talk , but not of realsubstance .
Etymologies
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mouth, meaning "insolence" or "an insolent person" and trousers, meaning "a pushy sexual bravado". The phrase originated in Northern England.
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