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you've said a mouthful

you've said a mouthful is the alternative form of you said a mouthful.

Meaning of you said a mouthful

Phrase

you said a mouthful

  1. (dated, slang) You have said something correct or apposite.

Questions about you've said a mouthful

What is you've said a mouthful the alternative form of?
You've said a mouthful is the alternative form of you said a mouthful.

Words near you've said a mouthful in the dictionary

  1. you've got to be in it to win it
  2. you've got to be kidding me
  3. you've got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette
  4. you've got to laugh
  5. you've gotta be kidding me
  6. you've said a mouthful
  7. you'ven't
  8. you-all
  9. you-alls
  10. you-know-what
  11. you-know-who

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