Noun:

ଫୁସଫୁସ,

windbags's Usage Examples:

of politicians, he concluded that, "in nine out of ten cases they are windbags puffed up with hot air about themselves.

"The Counselor review: Too many windbags grind things to a halt".

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Liberal demagogues, a ruling class comprising "the mouth-breathers, the windbags, the nincompoops and the goitred".

thieves, liars, mows, frauds, child abusers, numbskulls, hypocrites, windbags and traders in human flesh.

comprising "the mouth-breathers, the windbags, the nincompoops and the goitred".

of middle-class suburban life, and featured characters such as judges, windbags, individuals in varying states of drunkenness, children and art.

McCarthy (themselves both Republicans) as "the senior [and] the junior windbags from Wisconsin".

All are wordy "Welsh windbags", with amusing speech patterns, pronunciations and reactionary, over sensitive.

- 1821 (In Chapter 3, Jean Talon makes an observation about "political windbags" being plentiful in the "year of 1821" which identifies the year for this.

cemetery at Nettuno, outside Anzio: "He turned his back on the assembled windbags and sparklers and talked to the crosses in the cemetery, quietly, apologizing.

Rucker described Harshaw as "the first of a series of pompous libertarian windbags whose oral methane makes all of Heinlein’s later tomes into rapidly emptying.

"The mighty windbags".

Synonyms:

dullard, gasbag, bore,

Antonyms:

interest,