Idioms
wash[wipe] one's mouth
To have solely profitted from something and to pretend to not have done so.
Only the mouth is alive
To talk about something in a plausible manner without putting it into action.
One's mouth only hurts
For someone to be unable to understand or refuse to accept something that has been repeatedly said.
smack one's lips
To desire to have something or take a certain action.
smack one's lips
To be dissatisfied or embarrassed because something does not go as one wishes.
have a bitter appetite
To feel upset and distressed because something does not go as one wishes.
a remark made with one's lips moistened with saliva; lip service
Glib words without substance.
bite one's lips
To make efforts to suppress one's feelings that surge up.
bite one's lips
To be firmly determined to do something.
compete with each other on eloquence; have a battle of words
To have a quarrel with each other.
get around[live] with something attached to one's mouth
To frequently use or repeat a certain word.
get around[live] with something attached to one's mouth
To eat a certain food almost everyday.
remarks that are plastered on one's lips; lip service
Words that do not reflect one's true feelings or intention.