Reverse Dictionary: OUTSPOKEN

ADJECTIVES
► BROAD outspoken, obvious, unsubtle 
► BROAD-SPOKEN outspoken; using coarse language → 1899 Amer. dial.
► NAKED free from concealment or reserve; plain, straightforward; outspoken, free → a1225
► OPEN-GOBBED talkative, loquacious, outspoken → 1905 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► OPEN-MOUTHED talkative, loquacious, outspoken → 1905 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► OUTSPOKEN AS A NORWESTER very outspoken → 1867 Amer. dial.

NOUNS – PERSON
► ARCHIE BUNKER a man whose background, outlook, and behaviour are likened to those of the television character Archie Bunker, esp. a blue-collar worker having (and vehemently expressing) views considered ignorant or bigoted; also, a person characterized as having ignorant or bigoted views and a vehement, outspoken manner → 1971 US colloq., derogatory
► JACK BLUNT a blunt, outspoken person → L19 sl.

PHRASES
► MORE FRONT THAN BRIGHTON ► MORE FRONT THAN BRIGHTON BEACH used of one who is very cheeky, daring, or outspoken → 1980s sl.
► MORE FRONT THAN BUCKINGHAM PALACE used of one who is very cheeky, daring, or outspoken → 1980s sl.
► MORE FRONT THAN FOY AND GIBSON’S used of one who is very cheeky, daring, or outspoken → 1950s Aust. sl.
► MORE FRONT THAN HARRODS used of one who is very cheeky, daring, or outspoken → 1970s sl.
► MORE FRONT THAN MYERS used of one who is very cheeky, daring, or outspoken → 1950s Aust. sl.
► NOT TO TAKE TEA FOR THE FEVER not to put up with any nonsense; not to allow oneself to be intimidated; to be independent and outspoken → a1940 Amer. dial.