Say A Mouthful Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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say a mouthful What does say a mouthful mean?	to say something of great importance/meaning/length	"You certainly said a mouthful," I said when my friend began to tell me about his complaint.
say a mouthful What does say a mouthful mean?	to say something of great importance or meaning, to say a lot	The little boy said a mouthful when he talked about the history material.
say a mouthful What does say a mouthful mean?	to say something of great importance, to say a lot	The little boy said a mouthful when he talked about the history material.
say a mouthful What does say a mouthful mean?	to say something of great importance/meaning/length	"You certainly said a mouthful," I said when my friend began to tell me about his complaint.
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turf What does "turf" mean?	transfer a patient to another service (usually to get the patient out of your service).	She got turfed up here from the ER, and now we're stuck with her.

tchotchke What does "tchotchke" mean?	small item; trinket
player What does "player" mean?	person who has power, influence, or authority in a situation
posse What does "posse" mean?	one's friends
cancel (something) out What does "cancel (something) out" mean?	to destroy the effect of something	The overeating by the girl cancelled out the benefits of her exercise.

something else again What does "something else again" mean?	to be something that is very different	Working all day on Saturday is OK but working all day on Sunday is something else again.
Cock and bull story What does "Cock and bull story" mean?	A cock and bull story is a lie someone tells that is completely unbelievable.
make good on (something) What does "make good on (something)" mean?	fulfill a promise, make something come true. repay a debt	Our boss made good on his promise to give everyone a raise in the new year.
drive (someone) up a wall What does "drive (someone) up a wall" mean?	to irritate or annoy someone greatly	My neighbor's constant complaining is driving me up a wall.
put one's back into (something) What does "put one's back into (something)" mean?	use great physical or mental energy to do something	We put our backs into trying to move the freezer out of the basement.

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Say A Mouthful Idiom