badmouth

IPA: bˈædmʌθ

(informal, transitive) To criticize or malign, especially unfairly or spitefully.

Examples of "badmouth" in Sentences

Now, I ain't no Yankee and I didn't badmouth Texas.
But I will not badmouth the detachable magazine option.
For the past ten years, Kelly has done nothing but badmouth the FBI.
She also worried that Sandy might one day go to the manager and badmouth her.
I notice your articles take every opertunity to badmouth Bush, no political agenda there!
It also not a place for a FAKE Reverend to badmouth people and to attempt to take their rights.
It's already been mentioned that all the other film studios and filmmakers badmouth each other for the prize anyway (surprise, surprise).