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bocudo.

bigmouthed (having a large mouth)

6 characters3 syllables approx.Português language

Meaning & usage

adj/boˈku.du/Brazil/buˈku.du/Portugal[buˈku.ðu]Portugal/buˈku.du/Portugal, Southern
  1. bigmouthed (having a large mouth)

    derogatory · informal
  2. excessively crying

    Brazil · derogatory · figuratively · informal
  3. lippy; gobby

    Brazil · colloquial · derogatory · informal
  4. mouthbreathing

    South-Brazil · derogatory · figuratively · informal
Where this word comes from

Etymology tree Old Galician-Portuguese boca Portuguese boca Portuguese -udo Portuguese bocudo From boca + -udo.

noun/boˈku.du/Brazil/buˈku.du/Portugal[buˈku.ðu]Portugal/buˈku.du/Portugal, Southern
  1. crybaby (a baby who cries excessively)

    Brazil · derogatory · figuratively · informal · masculine
  2. bigmouth (one who talks too much)

    Brazil · derogatory · figuratively · informal · masculine
  3. lippy person; gobby person

    Brazil · derogatory · figuratively · informal · masculine
  4. mouth breather (a stupid person)

    Brazil · South-Brazil · derogatory · figuratively · informal · masculine
Where this word comes from

Etymology tree Old Galician-Portuguese boca Portuguese boca Portuguese -udo Portuguese bocudo From boca + -udo.

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