one's heart in one's mouth
one's heart in one's mouth noun: a state of nervousness.
Noun
one's heart in one's mouth
- A state of nervousness.
- I rang the doorbell and waited with my heart in my mouth.
- I had my heart in my mouth while I waited for news of my son.
Forms of one's heart in one's mouth
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Questions about one's heart in one's mouth
- What does one's heart in one's mouth mean?
- One's heart in one's mouth means a state of nervousness.
- What part of speech is one's heart in one's mouth?
- One's heart in one's mouth is a noun.
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