Definition of hard-mouthed in English:

hard-mouthed

adjective ˌhɑːdˈmaʊθtˌhɑːdˈmaʊðd

1Of a horse: not easily controlled with the bit or reins. Also in extended use, of a boat: difficult to steer or manoeuvre.
2Figurative. Wilful, headstrong; obstinate. Now somewhat rare.
3Harsh or uncouth in speech or language; foul-mouthed.

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cooper (c1517–1594), theologian and bishop of Winchester. From hard + mouthed.

adjective

1Of a horse: not easily controlled with the bit or reins. Also in extended use, of a boat: difficult to steer or manoeuvre.
2Figurative. Wilful, headstrong; obstinate. Now somewhat rare.
3Harsh or uncouth in speech or language; foul-mouthed.

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cooper (c1517–1594), theologian and bishop of Winchester. From hard + mouthed.

单词	hard-mouthed
释义	Definition of hard-mouthed in English: hard-mouthed adjective ˌhɑːdˈmaʊθtˌhɑːdˈmaʊðd 1Of a horse: not easily controlled with the bit or reins. Also in extended use, of a boat: difficult to steer or manoeuvre. 2Figurative. Wilful, headstrong; obstinate. Now somewhat rare. 3Harsh or uncouth in speech or language; foul-mouthed. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cooper (c1517–1594), theologian and bishop of Winchester. From hard + mouthed. Definition of hard-mouthed in US English: hard-mouthed adjective 1Of a horse: not easily controlled with the bit or reins. Also in extended use, of a boat: difficult to steer or manoeuvre. 2Figurative. Wilful, headstrong; obstinate. Now somewhat rare. 3Harsh or uncouth in speech or language; foul-mouthed. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cooper (c1517–1594), theologian and bishop of Winchester. From hard + mouthed.
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