A personalised slang term for a plainspoken, honest, and direct man — someone who says exactly what he thinks without diplomatic softening. 'John Blunt' functions as a type-name in the tradition of 'John Bull' (representing England), except this archetype specifically embodies blunt candour rather than national character.
Ask him what he really thinks — he's a proper John Blunt, won't mince his words.
John Blunt means: A personalised slang term for a plainspoken, honest, and direct man - someone who says exactly what he thinks without diplomatic softening. 'John Blunt' functions as a type-name in the tradition of. It is informal slang, fine in casual speech but not suited to formal contexts. There is no real cause for parental concern; it is descriptive vocabulary rather than risky behaviour.
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(slang) A straightforward, honest, outspoken man.
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