Plural of flannelmouth; multiple people who speak evasively or unclearly.
Simple plural formation of flannelmouth by adding -s to the singular form.
Occupational or character insults like 'flannelmouths' often emerge from trades—flannel workers were real people, and their association with soft cloth eventually became a joke about soft, unclear speech.
Plural form carries the same gendered dismissal as the singular; historically weaponized language for silencing contributions to public discourse.
Limit to ichthyological contexts; avoid applying to groups of people or their communication styles.
["speakers","communicators"]
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.