shove in the mouth
shove in the mouth noun: a glass of spirits drunk quickly in one go.
Noun
shove in the mouth (plural shoves in the mouth)
- A glass of spirits drunk quickly in one go.
- Then he's the most comfortable ghost I ever heard of; for Theodore and I saw him not a week ago taking a shove in the mouth at old Mother Murly's in St. Martin's Lane, with two or three underlings of the gallery about him […]Noctes Ambrosianae (volume 3, page 334)
Forms of shove in the mouth
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Questions about shove in the mouth
- What does shove in the mouth mean?
- Shove in the mouth means a glass of spirits drunk quickly in one go.
- What part of speech is shove in the mouth?
- Shove in the mouth is a noun.
- What is the plural of shove in the mouth?
- The plural of shove in the mouth is shoves in the mouth.
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