Pronunciation: /bɪɡ ˈtɔːkər/
noun a person who talks boastfully or arrogantly
A1 My friend is a big talker, he never stops chatting.
A2 She's known as a big talker in our group because she loves sharing stories.
B1 The politician was considered a big talker, always making promises he couldn't keep.
B2 Don't believe everything he says, he's just a big talker trying to impress people.
C1 His reputation as a big talker preceded him wherever he went, but he always backed up his words with action.
C2 She may come across as a big talker, but she's actually very knowledgeable and has a lot of valuable insights to share.
formal He was known as a big talker in the business world, always making grand promises he couldn't keep.
informal Don't listen to him, he's just a big talker who never follows through on anything.
slang That guy is all bark and no bite, a total big talker.
figurative She may seem like a big talker, but deep down she's just trying to cover up her insecurities.
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