You said a mouthful Meaning in English
expression
Definición
This informal expression means that someone made a very true or important statement, often summing up a situation perfectly.
Uso & Matices
Very informal, used in conversation. Often said with emphasis when someone expresses a strong truth or perfectly summarizes what others are thinking. Similar to 'You nailed it!' or 'Exactly!'. Not about speaking a lot, but about saying something important or accurate.
Oraciones de Ejemplo
Wow, you said a mouthful!
basic
When John said we all need a break, he said a mouthful.
basic
'Money doesn’t grow on trees.' 'You said a mouthful.'
basic
She looked at the messy kitchen and said, 'You said a mouthful,' after I complained about the dishes.
natural
If you think parenting is tough, you said a mouthful—it’s the hardest job there is.
natural
After the long meeting, my boss said, 'You said a mouthful' when I suggested taking a team lunch.
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