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Give somebody a mouthful

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Strong EmotionsPlay
The phrase often expresses anger or frustration toward someone's actions or behavior. SlideAfter damaging the car, Tom got a mouthful from his father.
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Used when confronting someone about something they've done wrong, underscoring the severity of the scolding. SlideShe gave me a mouthful when I forgot to lock the door.
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Sudden OutburstPlay
Often describes a sudden or unexpected scolding, catching the listener off guard. SlideMy coach gave me a mouthful right in the middle of the game.
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