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Say a mouthful

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Substantial PointsPlay
Use 'say a mouthful' when agreeing with a strong point someone made. SlideYou said a mouthful there, the data does prove the theory.
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Casual AgreementPlay
It's often used to show casual but firm agreement in informal discussions. SlideHe's a tough opponent in debates—Jim truly said a mouthful.
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Not LiteralPlay
The phrase isn't about speaking a lot, but about the weight of the words. SlideWhen you pointed out the safety issues, you sure said a mouthful.