talk smack AmE informal

This man has been talking smack about his basketball game ever since I've known him.

"It was nice because he's always talking smack to me.

Being a public figure, people talk smack about you, so I found this 24-hour mani-pedi place and go in the middle of the night.

Nice talking smack when you don't have any responsibility.

I'm not sure because whenever they try to talk smack on me, I tell them to grab a bat.

I can hear him now talking smack if (that happens),” Shawn said, laughing again.

Kind of the idea that an American can talk smack about America, but when it comes from someone foreign, we rally together.

Of course, neither company has the chops to talk smack like a pro wrestler.

To hear so many people think it's funny, or talking smack about something so terrible makes me sick.

"Cutting up, having fun, talking smack - it's the fellowship with the guys.

“Everyone starts from a hardline position, like football coaches talking smack.

He claimed on loveline that the Fox representative said she'd been "talking smack" about him.

Nobody could talk smack like Shakespeare’s title characters.

And he's an amusing cut-up who likes to talk smack).

He talked smack about the Yankees because, he said, he couldn't help it.

Another popular past time in The Sims Social is talking smack about each other.

Another opportunity for people to talk smack about Gabby and pretend that they're saying it for her own good.

Big right by Margarito, and he's talking smack to Cotto.

Clearly, both of these refined gentlemen need lessons from a true Jerseyite as to how to properly talk smack.

Yes, the alumni wait all season for these showdown games, because they love to talk smack to their friends, especially if they're on the winning side.

We talk smack back and forth and he got my number," Beltre said.

I am completely against homosexuality, but I am not a public official, who goes around talking smack about it either.

And 16 regular-season games to talk smack.

They talk smack about politics, life.

A marginal N.B.A. player had been talking smack behind his back.