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lie ill in one's mouth
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Meanings:
1.
British
American
archaic
literary
To be disagreeable or embarrassing to say; to sit uncomfortably on the tongue when spoken.
To be distasteful or unpleasant to acknowledge or express.
2.
British
American
archaisms
figurative
Figuratively, to cause moral discomfort or shame when stated aloud.
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