Get the marbles out of your mouth

Urging someone to speak, sing, or write so that they can be heard or understood more clearly

You need to get the marbles out of your mouth — I could barely hear that last verse.

by Lazarus Online December 10, 2022

to wash your mouth with soap and lemon juice

To make someone stop swearing

I need you to wash your mouth with soap and lemon juice

by Sexydimma April 10, 2017

Your momas mouth

Where you talk

Don't let that that slip from your momas mouth

by Cnote the crow November 18, 2021

break your mouth

So good it broke your mouth. Spanish expression from Uruguay.

Malcom's burger is so good it will break your mouth.

by Black House December 4, 2017

Put your money where your mouth is

To actually do whatever you’re talking about

Person 1: “I could totally shoot scratch on our golf course”
Person 2: “ $100 says you can’t”

Person 1: “Well I don’t wanna….”
Person 2: “Cmon put your money where your mouth is”

by Tate3223 April 10, 2023

wash your mouth with lemon juice

(to) stop swearing

mother : Daniel, wash your mouth with lemon juice now. Your teacher just called me to say you have a vocabulary problem,

son : why should I stop swearing? Make me.

by Sexydimma February 4, 2013

Up your mouth

A very deep insult in my country. Meaning to eat yourself from the inside.

Person 1: You suck
Person 2: Up your mouth
Person 1: That hurt

by poopyed November 6, 2019