(lo͞os′lĭpt′) adj. Given to indiscreet or incessant talk: a loose-lipped confidant; too loose-lipped to be trusted.
What do loose lipped mean?
(idiomatic, often pluralized) The practice or characteristic of being overly talkative, especially with respect to inadvertently revealing information which is private or confidential.
How do you use loose lips in a sentence?
loose lips in a sentence
- The operation in Afghanistan was blown by loose lips over open circuits.
- Since then, the writer of " Loose Lips " provides a byline.
- The larva makes a rough case of frass with a loose lip.
- He added, " This government will not have loose lips ."
- Slogans filled the air : " Loose Lips Sink Ships ."
