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Mealy-mouthed

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21-Aug-2007, 20:46

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Mealy-mouthed

You can check the definition of the idiom mealy-mouthed here.

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21-Aug-2007, 23:53

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Re: Mealy-mouthed

It's like talking while your mouth's full!

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