(Canada, US, derogatory) A person who talks too much or too loudly, especially in a boastful or self-important manner.
The ridiculous thing about this ballroom is that if there WAS an emergency in which they had to hide the Big Blowhard, they wouldn't hide him at THE WHITE HOUSE. They'd scurry his fat ass off to an undisclosed locatio…
Once a scumbag… Pay your debts, you disgusting blowhard, deadbeat, ignorant mother!!!!
(Canada, US, derogatory) A person who talks too much or too loudly, especially in a boastful or self-important manner.
“The ridiculous thing about this ballroom is that if there WAS an emergency in which they had to hide the Big Blowhard, they wouldn't hide him at THE WHITE HOUSE. They'd scurry his fat ass off to an undisclosed location. The Ballroom is a Vanity Project.”
“Once a scumbag… Pay your debts, you disgusting blowhard, deadbeat, ignorant mother!!!!”
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Hollinger sure talks in a lot of absolutes for the “mastermind” of the Chandler Parsons deal in Memphis. Of course he’s in support of something reckless and poorly considered. Of course a guy who got completely outfox…
“Hollinger sure talks in a lot of absolutes for the “mastermind” of the Chandler Parsons deal in Memphis. Of course he’s in support of something reckless and poorly considered. Of course a guy who got completely outfoxed at every turn wants more luck. Complete blowhard.”
“He falls asleep when everyone else speaks, but he blathers on endlessly, himself, with his blowhard nonsense.”
“Had a hot mic incident last year in a meeting with a blowhard executive type who was going on and on saying nothing and suddenly this voice just pops in saying "oh my god get to the point..."”
Describes a person whose personality and habits scream 'always on the phone' — someone who processes everything through calls and texts, can't sit with silence, and treats their device like a life-support system. Blower-coded people will ring you three times before considering a text, forward your number without asking, and narrate events in real time to someone who isn't there. A lovable but slightly exhausting trait that anyone who grew up pre-smartphone will recognise in certain aunties, fixers, and social butterflies.