spout off
US /spaʊt ɔf/
・UK /spaʊt ɒf/
B2
phr.v.To speak loudly or opinionatedly, often without restraint.
He spouted off about politics at the meeting again yesterday.
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Elon Musk tweets that his Twitter deal is on hold
- I think he is determined to uh, to lead twitter to have his vision for twitter be the future of twitter but it's more fun for him to have this deal being the works and to spout off on twitter and Get everyone's attention.
I think he is determined to uh, to lead twitter to have his vision for twitter be the future of twitter but it's more fun for him to have this deal being the works and to spout off on twitter and Get everyone's attention.
- But it's more fun for him to have this deal be in the works and to spout off on Twitter and get everyone's attention.
But it's more fun for him to have this deal be in the works and to spout off on Twitter and get everyone's attention.
Learn English with BREAKING BAD — Walter White Meets SAUL GOODMAN
- First, to spout off about something means to talk about it a lot, often in an annoying way.
First, to spout off about something means to talk about it a lot, often in an annoying way.
- First, to spout off about something means to talk about it a lot.
First, to spout off about something means to talk about it a lot.
Elon Musk Stuns Joe Rogan.
- I've always had friends around me who make sure I don't spout off on too many things all at the same time.
I've always had friends around me who make sure I don't spout off on too many things all at the same time.
- I've always had friends around me who make sure I don't spout off on too many things all at the same time.
I've always had friends around me who make sure I don't spout off on too many things all at the same time.
Immigration, populism and the far right: Mehdi Hasan & Matthew Goodwin | Head to Head
- You spout off, though.
You spout off, though.
- You, you spout off, though.
You, you spout off, though.