What is another word for full of hot air?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈʊl ɒv hˈɒt ˈe͡ə], [ fˈʊl ɒv hˈɒt ˈeə], [ f_ˈʊ_l ɒ_v h_ˈɒ_t ˈeə]
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Synonyms for Full of hot air:
adj.
• boastful (adjective)- hot stuff,
- swanky,
- smart-alecky,
- hifalutin,
- know-it-all,
- Strutting,
- smart alecky,
- cocky,
- big,
- arrogant,
- swaggering,
- vainglorious,
- exultant,
- windbag,
- too big for one's britches,
- swollen-headed,
- self-applauding,
- Vaunting,
- on ego trip,
- crowing,
- pompous,
- puffed-up,
- self-aggrandizing,
- snootiest,
- big-headed,
- snooty,
- conceited,
- stuck-up,
- egotistic,
- egotistical,
- pretentious,
- loudmouth.
- swollen,
- fustian,
- balderdash,
- flowery,
- aureate,
- overblown,
- ranting,
- declamatory,
- orotund,
- rhetorical,
- turgid,
- wordy,
- inflated,
- sonorous,
- tumid,
- histrionic,
- high-flown,
- verbose,
- windy,
- stuffed shirt,
- magniloquent,
- rhapsodic.
- ham,
- narcissistic,
- big talking,
- immodest,
- snotty,
- gall,
- bigheaded,
- vain,
- phony.
- ostentatious,
- overweening,
- self-important,
- boastful,
- head-strong,
- galler,
- bigmouthed,
- bombastic,
- unreasonable,
- puffed up,
- big-talking,
- stuck up,
- mouthy,
- big mouthed,
- loose-lipped,
- grandiose,
- big-mouthed,
- loudmouthed,
- quirky,
- longwinded,
- Euphuistic,
- talkative,
- all wet,
- highfalutin,
- running on,
- conceity,
- gossipy,
- reasonless.
- fluent,
- rattling,
- verbal,
- prolix,
- glib,
- slick,
- vocal,
- articulate,
- effusive,
- smooth,
- loquacious,
- Multiloquent,
- eloquent.
- inconsistent,
- far-fetched,
- erratic,
- mad,
- illogical,
- absurd,
- invalid,
- incoherent,
- silly,
- senseless,
- capricious,
- fallacious,
- irrational,
- Unreasoned,
- headstrong,
- arbitrary,
- opinionated,
- thoughtless,
- incongruous,
- wrong,
- biased,
- stupid,
- contradictory,
- vacant,
- inconsequential,
- off the wall,
- foolish,
- preposterous,
- loose,
- nonsensical.
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How to use "Full of hot air" in context?
When somebody is full of hot air, they are talking a lot without actually saying anything. This term is often used when somebody is trying to make a point, but they are not actually coming up with any good arguments. For example, if someone says that they are always right, but they have not actually presented any evidence to back up their claims, they are full of hot air.
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