be all talk (and no action)



be all talk (and no action)

To talk a lot about something that one has not actually done or will not actually do. She may brag about donating money to the school, but I know she's all talk and no action. Oh, he's all talk—he's never worked a day in his life!
See also: all, talk

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Aquilaə-KWIL-ə (English), AK-wil-ə (English)Biblical, Ancient Roman
ĽUba-Slovak
SelÂHattİN-Turkish
Haraldr-Ancient Scandinavian
Hearn[hə:n]
Georgie['dʒɔ:dʒi]