| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | bobble-head (29)
10/27/2005 | I knew a guy named Blather some years ago, and he was as pompous as an Englishman (which he was).
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 | Aphrodite_pink (0)
08/28/2005 | Not pompous in the slightest.
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| mattg (0)
07/10/2005 | To talk foolishly at length. Not as uncommon as 'prated'. 'Prattled' is the only synonym I can think of with similar connotations. As with 'prated', 'chattered' and 'babbled' would usually suffice.
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 | irishgit (151)
06/23/2005 | Don't see this as pompous. It is perfectly apropos in describing those who indulge in said activity. (now THAT's a pompous sentence.)
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 | James76255 (26)
06/23/2005 | I use this one from time to time, or a form of it. Most often when referring to someone in third person, as in, Bob was blathering about something. I don't think it's pompous.
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