not to allow others to put in a word; to permit no interruption or criticism

(idiom) to be clever and glib in speech; usually used sarcastically to describe someone who is good at arguing or talking but may lack substance or practical ability in other areas

any of the various species of toothed whales in the family Ziphiidae, characterized by a beak-like snout

Unable to explain oneself or defend one's case despite a hundred mouths; used to describe a situation where the evidence is so overwhelming that no amount of argument can clear one's name

(literary) to intervene or interpose with one's opinion; to offer a comment (usually used in the negative to indicate someone has no right or room to interfere)

(idiom) a long neck and a bird's beak, used to describe the appearance of a person who is cruel or ungrateful

beak or bill of a bird; a shape or appearance resembling a bird's beak