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put the bad mouth on
Language:
Meanings:
1.
North America
United States
informal
colloquial
To speak ill of someone; to slander, disparage, or criticize another person behind their back.
To denigrate or bad-mouth someone to others, thereby damaging their reputation.
2.
North America
United States
regional
informal
colloquial
dialectal
To jinx or curse someone, i.e., to bring bad luck on a person by spoken words or superstitious action.
Examples:
EN:
Who put the bad mouth on me?
ES:
¿Quién ha hablado mal de mí?
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