| Hear-all told him what had passed, and that now he could hear blow-hard complaining of a broken leg. |
| See how the old feelin' has come over me at sight of this bragging, blow-hard challenge. |
| I must be that inexplicably angry, obtuse, ill mannered, audacious, pompous blow-hard that writes insulting letters to The Peak! |
| Hes the blow-hard that was going to do all sorts of things to Liddell last spring, if you believe the papers. |
| There will always be some tedious blow-hard insisting that all they do to keep fit is run up and down on the spot, wearing their old school plimsolls – these people really should shut up. |
| His manner lacked the boisterousness of the swaggering swearing, blow-hard that was very frequently encountered in the days work. |
