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you said a mouthful

you said a mouthful phrase: you have said something correct or apposite.

Phrase

you said a mouthful

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

Forms of you said a mouthful

alternative formyou've said a mouthful

Questions about you said a mouthful

What does you said a mouthful mean?
You said a mouthful means you have said something correct or apposite.
What part of speech is you said a mouthful?
You said a mouthful is a phrase.

Words near you said a mouthful in the dictionary

  1. you pays your nickel and you takes your choice
  2. you people
  3. you problem
  4. you problems
  5. you rang
  6. you said a mouthful
  7. you said it
  8. you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours
  9. you see
  10. you should talk
  11. you shouldn't have

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