The phrase "jump down your throat" originates from the idea of someone reacting aggressively or with undue intensity to a statement or action, as if they were physically leaping into someone's mouth to criticize or attack them. This expression likely evolved in the late 20th century, reflecting a metaphorical portrayal of confrontational behavior. It conveys a sense of being overly defensive or ready to pounce on someone for their words or actions.
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To respond brusquely could be to rebuff. Perhaps what is sought is the idiom, which is "jump down (one's) throat."
Jump on top of her and purr like a cat. Throw yourself at her. She loves that. Bite her ear. Shove your tounge down her throat and feel her up! Get in there!
your tongue pushes it down your throat
you need to reword your question you said "Why cant YOU swallow down the right side of MY throat? well no one can swallow down YOUR throat.
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No they can not jump up and down. I hope I helped you!
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Adults rarely get the strep. Sore throat in them is usually of viral origin. Five to fifteen is the most vulnerable age group.
jump out
Because it is not like air where you can just breath and it goes down your throat.
If someone "jumps down your throat" it means they react very angrily about something you said.