Words come out
For a voice to come out.
Words come out
For thoughts to be articulated in words.
Words come out
To become the subject of a conversation.
Someone's words drop
For the words of instruction, permission or evaluation to be delivered.
One's words are sluggish
For words to keep being blocked or slowed.
One's words are blocked
For words to be cut off in the middle of being made.
Words are like words
For words to be worth listening to.
Words are heavy
To be prudent without speaking out bluntly.
Words are like running water
To be good at talking.
Words leak
For a fact or secret that others do not know to be revealed.
Words go ahead
To say something before putting it into action.
have no words
To not be talking.
have no words
To usually not talk too much.
Words go up and down
For a story to become a topic.
There is a word
To become a topic or be discussed.
have few words
To not talk too much.
Only the words are good
For someone or something to sound good when he/she or it is said, but the reality is different from it.
Words open into each other
To be able to communicate with each other.
Words open into each other
To be of one mind.
to put it into right words
Frankly speaking.
It's completely a sailfin sandfish
(slang) A vain effort or attempt with no gain.
use a malpan, a board
To put a mal, a piece, on the malpan, a board.
There is no need to say
For something to be definitely so even if it is not said.
cut off the middle of talking
To interrupt someone in the middle of what he/she is saying.