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What does shoot of one's mouth mean?
Nothing. Shoot OFF your mouth, however, means to say something ill-considered, usually something rude or aggressive. It's as if your mouth were a gun and you shot it without thinking.
What is the origin of the phrase one off?
an origan is where two lines on a graph met
What are some phrases with the word shot or shoot in them?
Shoot your mouth off, shoot the breeze, let's shoot pool, the star just shot by me, and "Don't shoot!" are just a few common phrases containing the words 'shoot' and 'shot'.
What examples are shoot off someones mouth?
Rather than exaxt sentences, you need to look at the context to understand if someone was "shooting off their mouth". The boy spoke rudely to the teacher, but he slipped with a swear word that got him detention. The man complained about the check point, shooting off his mouth at the police officer, but the man's breathalizer registered 2.0. My friend always shoots her mouth off that I don't pick nice boyfriends, until a loser she dated dumped her.
What is the origin of the phrase chew your ear off?
it means that when one person is talking to you so much you gotta chew your ear off
How do you get the coconut in the shark on shark tooth island?
You have to get it from the old islander dude, then shoot it off the "feed your shark cannon" into the sharks mouth:) ur welcome
What does the phrase watch your mouth mean?
all it means is watch what you say, in other words watch the use off any inappropriate language
What is the origin of the phrase 'Death Grip'?
I've been told that when someone shoots themselves to death, that they have such a grip on the gun that their fingers have to be pried off the gun grip.
How do you shoot the hooch?
The phrase refers to a river running through Georgia called the Chattahoochee River. The phrase means to go to the river and jump off the cliffs that are there, there are also many other fun things to do at the river. Also, it is a fantastic place to party.
What is the origin of the phrase thrown for a loop?
The phrase "thrown for a loop" originates from the idea of being disoriented or confused, as if metaphorically thrown off course or off balance like a roller coaster "loop." It conveys a sense of surprise or shock at a sudden unexpected turn of events.
What does the phrase pop off mean?
The phrase pop off means to go away.
How much longer after the Fourth of July can you shoot off fireworks in South Dakota?
In South Dakota, you can shoot off fireworks up until July 5th. It is illegal to shoot off fireworks after that date without a special permit.
