Showing posts with label mouth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mouth. Show all posts
- Stop praising the newspaper classifieds and put your money where your mouth is instead.
- If you're so certain that you'll win the lottery, why don't you put your money where your mouth is?
Meaning:
To be willing to bet or invest your money in something you support or believe in.
Examples of this idiom:
- Since we can't afford advertising, for the first few months we'll have to be depend on word of mouth marketing.
- The film got bad reviews, but it became popular by word of mouth.
Meaning:
By one person telling another; by speaking, rather than written or any other media.
- She talked about her vacation so much that we finally told her to zipper her mouth.
- Zipper your mouth! Don't talk so much in front of the teacher, alright?
Meaning:
To stop talking; be quiet; shut up
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