Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

bag-of-wind

noun
/bæɡ əv wɪnd/
Definition
A bag-of-wind refers to a person or a thing that is deemed to be full of empty talk or insubstantial ideas.
Examples
  • Despite his grand speeches, many viewed him as just a bag-of-wind.
  • The politician’s promises turned out to be merely a bag-of-wind, lacking real substance.
Meaning
The term is often used to describe someone who talks a lot without saying anything meaningful, similar to being full of hot air.
Synonyms
  • windbag
  • empty talker
  • blowhard
  • hot air