
Watch your mouth/tongue
Anger Indicator
Often used when the speaker is irritated or angry about another's words.
If you insult her cooking again, you'd better watch your mouth.
Authority Figure
Typically used by someone in authority — like parents or teachers.
Young man, watch your mouth in my classroom!
Cultural Sensitivity
The phrase can imply cultural disrespect and may demand cultural sensitivity.
When discussing traditions, you better watch your mouth.
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