Get In My Mouth
A phrase which describes one's feelings of pure desire and/or support when paired with a given subject.
Conversely, "Get Out Of My Mouth" describes a general feeling of disdain and disapproval.
Conversely, "Get Out Of My Mouth" describes a general feeling of disdain and disapproval.
"Oh my god. Lady Gaga and Madonna, GET IN MY MOUTH. Then mix in my stomach to create beautiful music that I may dance to"
"In n Out Burger!? GET IN MY MOUTH"
"Ew, Sean Connery? GET OUT OF MY MOUTH".
"In n Out Burger!? GET IN MY MOUTH"
"Ew, Sean Connery? GET OUT OF MY MOUTH".
Get in my mouth
A common phrase used to tell someone to get into your mouth.
Guy1: Get in my mouth
Guy2: I'm not sure i will fit.
Guy2: I'm not sure i will fit.
get out of my mouth
A phrase used to reprimand someone who intrudes on your business while you are A)in a conversation or B)eating.
Mr. Stevenson: Tasha, can I trouble you to please gossip on your own time, and not in my class?
Tasha: Mr. Stevenson, can I trouble you to please get out of my mouth?
Tasha: Mr. Stevenson, can I trouble you to please get out of my mouth?