| So VI turned out more like Joan of Arc crossed with Joan Rivers, brave and big-mouthed, someone to do and be all the things Paretsky could not take on herself. |
| He was a round, brown, pop-eyed, big-mouthed little creature. |
| There were infant big-mouthed bass in the lake and fingerling trout in many of the streams. |
| To some, the director-general is an oaf dressed in jester's clothing, a big-mouthed fool with a propensity to put his foot in it. |
| He's the one regularly branded as a fat, sweaty, boozy, big-mouthed traitor. |
| At least you're not buying a book by the big-mouthed butler to Diana, Princess of Wales. |
