Crossword Clue: "A person who opens his mouth and puts his feats in it," according to Henry Ford
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- ___ from within
- ___ someone to tears
- Barrel diameter
- An unwelcome guest.
- Barrel measure
- Barrel statistic
- Barrel's inside diameter
- Annoying drip
- "A person who opens his mouth and puts his feats in it," according to Henry Ford
- "A person who talks when you wish him to listen," per Ambrose Bierce
- A real snoozefest
- Abrupt tidal rise
- Auger
- Afflict with ennui
- Bloviator, often
- Dry-as-dust sort
- Inspire ennui
- Cause a ho-hum
- Cause ennui
- Cause of much yawning
- Cause of some nodding
- Cause to nod
- Cause to yawn, maybe
- Cause to yawn
- Cause yawns
- Dull fellow
- Dull lecturer
- Dull one
- Dull person
- Dull speaker
- Dull & tedious person
- Dullard
- Dullsville denizen
- Dullsville dweller
- Dullsville resident?
- Dullsville resident
- Grandaddy "Kim You ___ Me to Death"
- Interest-reduction cause?
- Fantasia "___ Me (Yawn)"
- Ho-hum character
- Ho-hum sort
- Eagre
- Ear bender
- Hollow out
- "Feats in mouth" person, per Henry Ford
- Bring to tears, maybe
- Bring to tears?
- Gun-barrel diameter
- Gun barrel diameter
- Gun barrel feature
- Gun barrel measure
- Gun barrel measurement
- Gun barrel stat
- Gun measure
- Gun stat
- Brought forth
- Gasbag
- Gauge
- Dig into
- Dig
- Endured
- Hardly the life of the party
- Buttonholer
- Dispenser of ennui
- "It's such a ___ Being always Poor" (Langston Hughes)
- Caliber
- Calibre
- Do drilling
- Crashing sort
- Crashing type?
- Do some drills?
- Do tunneling
- He makes you yawn
- "Every hero becomes a ___ at last": Emerson
- Evoke yawns
- Go full ___ (proceed at maximum speed)
- Carried — drill
- Drag
- Carried
- Induce ennui in
- Induce ennui
- Induce yawns from
- Induce yawns
- He's ennui-inducing
- Cylinder diameter
- Extremely tedious person
- Drill a hole
- Drill holes
- Drill (into)
- Drill — pest
- Drill
- High wave
- Inner diameter
- Drone, e.g.
- Droner, often
- Droner, usually
- Droning lecture, e.g.
- Droning lecturer, e.g.
- Droning lecturer, say
- Droning lecturer
- Inside diameter, as of a gun
- Inside tube diameter
- Prove tedious
- Stood
- Total snoozefest
- Nudnik
- Move to tears, say?
- Put to sleep, maybe
- Put to sleep, perhaps
- Put to sleep, say
- Put to sleep, so to speak
- Put to sleep
- Someone who keeps droning on and on
- Stuffed shirt
- Windbag, e.g.
- Windbag
- The mayor of Dullsville?
- Lame show
- Party drag
- Party dud
- Party pooper
- Partypooper
- Real drag
- Real snoozefest
- Long-winded one
- Long-winded speaker
- One causing ennui
- One eliciting yawns
- Lea Michele "Mama Who ___ Me"
- Reduce to tears, in a way
- Reduce to tears, maybe
- Predictable person
- Leave yawning
- Perforate
- One who talks only about himself, say
- One who's easier to pray for than to visit, according to C. S. Lewis
- Person droning on about tax law, probably
- Person who makes you yawn
- Person who tells long, pointless stories
- Persona non grata
- Resident of Dullsville
- Nonstop talker
- Monotone lecturer, say
- Make a hole
- Make a tunnel
- Produced, as fruit
- Make sleep
- Prolix person
- Make weary by being dull
- Make yawn
- Pierce
- Source of "ear-itation"
- Tube diameter
- Tube's inner diameter
- Tunnel
- Sidearm's stat
- Was worthy of
- Supported
- Speaker that makes one cry?
- Word with crashing or tidal
- Wearingly dull one
- Wearisome one
- Wearisome speaker
- Weary
- Wet blanket
- Schmo
- Sleep-inducing pill?
- Unfortunate neighbor at a dinner party
- Uninspiring conversation partner
- Uninteresting one
- Uninteresting person
- Uninteresting sort
- Tidal flood
- Tidal flow
- Tidal or colossal
- Tidal surge
- Tidal wave
- What lame band will do
- Yawn-evoking person
- Yawn inducer
- Yawn-inducing person
- Yawn-inducing sort
- Yawn-inducing speaker, e.g.
- Yawn-inducing speaker, say
- Yawn-inducing speaker
- Yawn-inducing type
- Yawn maker
- Yawn producer, perhaps
- Yawn producer
- Yawner
- Yielded
- Unwanted guest, maybe
- Unwanted guest
- What unexciting drillers do?
- Tedious fellow
- Tedious one
- Tedious person
- Tedious sort
- Tedious speaker
- Tedious talker
- Tedious type
- Tire
- Tiresome one
- Tiresome person — tidal flood
- Tiresome person
- Tiresome sort
- Tiresome speaker
- Tiresome talker
- Use a drill
- Use a gimlet
- Use a shop tool
- Snooze inducer
- Snoozefest
- Snoozer of a speaker
- Snoozer
- Use an auger
- Tolerated
- "Zzz" inducer
- Social menace
Recent Usage of "A person who opens his mouth and puts his feats in it," according to Henry Ford in Crossword Puzzles
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