Gobshite

[Jessica]

Loud-mouthed person who talks a lot, but nothing with any value - as in shite coming out of their gob

[Couch Potatoe]

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[Sonia]

A word of irish origin, meaning a person who blabbers on about incredibly senseless things.

[Tanya Shivari]

Noun; Someone who talks an absolute load of bollocks

[Becky]

Irish slur for a person who loudly extols the virtues of himself and will attempt to co-erce weaker people onto his side by collosaly ridiculing them as a punishment for not doing so.

[Britney]

a person who talks alot of shite

[Sonia]

Not necessarily a bad thing. A Gobshite, for better or worse, talks incessantly without provocation or purpose and most often without principle. The term Gobshite is Irish in origin, from the old Irish gob, or mouth, and shite, or shit. Shite of the Gob is the primary foundation of the word. It first appeared in print in the “manuscript [glossary] of US Navy terms” as a word for enlisted men, comparing them to tobacco spit. TheGobshite.com uses the word to capture a wide range of characters. In their first “Gobshite of the Month” they awarded [Gary Busey] with “Most Amusing” while also awarding Dr. Phil [McGraw] with “Most Annoying”. They also refer to their staff as [Gobshites]. Rightly so, a Gobshite for all their [yammer] can be quite entertaining, and therefore the term may be used as one of endearment.

[Britney]

Noun. Irish origin.
From the Irish [gob], meaning beak or mouth, and the Irish [sial], meaning soil.

Gobsial (which eventually became [gobshite]) literally translates as mouth of soil and means a person who talks a lot of nonsense, a fool.

[Gregory]

[Supporter] of [Liverpool FC].
A [kopite].

[Hina Muqadas]

a complete [prick] that winds you [up to] an immensly [irate] state.

[exinilu]

To [express] [frustration] towards [Lord] Gooboberti.

[Dianne]

[Shite], that is [pronounced] from [the mouth].

[Tracie Lynn]

Non-descript [thing]. Can be substituted for any [object]. [Slang].

[Merna]

A stupid, foolish, or incompetent person.