in your mouth

1. To insert, place or shove something similarly shaped to or an actual penis into one's mouth. 2. To thrust, spew or release a load of semen with great pressure into someone's mouth.

Example, If you don't shut up, I am going to put this in your mouth!

by Allworld June 18, 2008

in your mouth

A combination of "suck my dick" and "in your face" when used to comeback at somebody

Player 1: You suck at basketball

(Player 2 drains shot in his face)

Player 2: In your mouth

by gregb#3 January 11, 2012

in your mouth!!

A phrase commonly used in streetball after making a shot that someone(usually a friend) said you wouldn't make, especially if they also tried to contest the shot.
by saying the term you are basically implying that they should just shut the hell up

opponent:"yo,you no your not gonna make this shot"
*you shoot, and friend tries to contest it*
*ball goes in*
you: "OHHHH IN YOUR MOUTH!!!"

by theG1goodson July 25, 2010

your mouth

1. Something you should keep shut lest you'll be put on blast.

2. A target, i.e. For a punch, kick or dick.

3. A 6' bong

1. After incessant shit-talking, he warned "your mouth" and put and end to it.

2. Any time a face gets blasted, "YOUR MOUTH!!!"
3. What's that thing in the corner? "Your mouth."

by Your Mouth April 9, 2016

In Your Mouth

When you and your freinds are shooting 3’s and every time you shoot you choose someone’s family member who if you make the shot your nuts go in there mouth

Jimmy “In Your Mouth toms mom”

*drains a three*

Everyone “OHHHHHHH SHHITTTTT LOL”

by Aj Chisholm November 1, 2020

In Your Mouth

abbrev. IYM; oftentimes used to replace "that's what she said". Created by the employees at Legacy Tattoos & Piercing in Beebe, AR.

person 1: "I'm coming."
person 2: "in your mouth (iym)."

by Whoolly Burger November 4, 2010

Watch your mouth

this verbal warning and boundary is provided when someone takes personal offense to what someone else is saying. It is meant to urge the person to reconsider what they are saying.

The term can be followed up with an “or else” but it is usually the final warning before a consequence is given (a slap, getting blocked, etc.)

Ann: People from Chicago are lazy, stupid, and unconcerned.

Vance: Uh, I’m from Chicago.

Ann: So?

Vance: So Watch your mouth

by gayandaloof July 20, 2020