English Explanatory Dictionary

out of both sides of one's mouth

English dictionary entry

Meanings

prep_phrase
  1. Indicating contradictory things.

Word forms

out of both sides of one's mouth

Etymology

Compare out of the side of one's mouth.

Related words

double talk in the same breath laugh out of the other side of one's mouth preach water and drink wine run with the hare and hunt with the hounds speak with a forked tongue
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