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out of the side of one's mouth

out of the side of one's mouth

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Etymology

Compare out of both sides of one's mouth.

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Prepositional phrase

out of the side of one's mouth

(figuratively) Falsely; untruthfully; inaccurately.
speak out of the side of one's mouth

talk out of the side of one's mouth
- 2024 January 15, 7:11 from the start, Vote 2024, in Joseph Camp, director, PBS NewsHour‎^[1] (television production), spoken by Chris Garcia, via Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), archived from the original on 2024-01-15:
  He [Donald Trump] says some things that, uh, I don't, don't know where he's getting 'em from. I think he talks out of the side of his mouth before he realizes what he says.

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