What is another word for all-talk?
Pronunciation: [ˈɔːltˈɔːk] (IPA) 
All-talk is often used to describe someone who speaks with confidence and bravado, but lacks the ability to follow through on their words. Synonyms for all-talk include bluff, bluster, swagger, braggadocio, bombast, and histrionics. All of these words refer to someone who talks with a lot of energy and enthusiasm, but may not have the substance or ability to back up their claims. All-talk can also be described as being empty or hollow, bluff being a common term used to describe a person or situation that has no real substance, and is not backed up by any tangible or meaningful actions or results.
