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Meanings of windbag in English
Usage of windbag in English
1
Why should he listen to a windbag in a pulpit ranting about intangibles?
2
A windbag; a coward; a man without a heart for good or for evil.
3
Soames, unfortunately, isn't just another crackpot, and he's no windbag.
4
I thought that took precedence over listening to some windbag.
5
He's nothing but an old windbag with good social connections.
6
That French windbag who's been hanging about Berlin since yesterday-
7
And you would thus prove Association to be also a windbag and a lie!
8
But listen to me, you windbag: you're never going to meet with Lee Oswald again.
9
Devers was the greatest Trader in history-greaterthan the overblown windbag, Mallow, the Foundationers worship.
10
When he's Bernard Durkan, Fine Gael TD and windbag in chief of the 30th Dáil.
11
Rand began to suspect that Goode might be just another such self-righteous, opinionated, egotistical windbag.
12
The self-made man is the funniest windbag after all!
13
A bunch of condescending, windbag know-it-alls, all of them.
14
Or was she just a general windbag, who never let anybody else get a word in?
15
They join forces with a windbag Texas Ranger (Matt Damon).
16
He must not appear to be a windbag.
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