hush your mouth
Be quiet; stop talking.
Definitions
A command to stop talking, sometimes an exclamation of mild disbelief.
A playful exclamation of surprise, similar to "you don't say!"
hush your mouth In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Southern imperative using "hush" (to be silent); also serves as a playful "you don't say!"
People Also Ask
What does "hush your mouth" mean?
It's a command to be quiet and stop talking; it can also be a playful exclamation of mild disbelief.
How do you use "hush your mouth"?
As a rebuke: "Hush your mouth—you don't know what you're talkin' about." As surprise: "He proposed? Hush your mouth!"
Where does "hush your mouth" come from?
It's a Southern imperative using "hush" (to be silent), which also serves as a playful "you don't say!"
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