Idioms start from the mouth, and idioms come out of the mouth

Only the following three meet the requirements of the question:

1. Probe out: Say it casually without thinking.

Source: Mountain Socks Stove "Yongxian Zhai Notes: Difficult Erudition": Chen Qiyuan of the Qing Dynasty "Yongxian Zhai Notes: Difficult Erudition": "Twenty-four histories, thirteen classics, and hundreds of sons are teasing their families, and they can't be poor. ”

2. Rush out: Say it in one breath.

Source: Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Ba Ouyang Gongshu": "These dozens of papers, all of which are rushed out of Wengong's mouth, and they were made by hand, and those who did not care about it at the beginning." ”

3. Blurt out: Say it without thinking.

Source: Qing Dynasty Wu Zhaoren's "Blind Deception Story": "I know that you have always been a person with a mouth and no intention, but you can't blurt out anything. ”

[Shut your mouth and hide your tongue]: Shut your mouth and don't speak. Describe being afraid of causing trouble and not speaking easily.

Drum your tongue and raise your lips]: Turn your tongue and open your lips. Describe opening up rap.

Rare words]: rare, widowed: few. Seldom speaks. Described as taciturn.

Silence]: Silence: Closed. Keep your mouth shut and don't speak.

Arrow piercing the mouth of the goose]: The metaphor does not speak.

Open your mouth and see the courage]: Speak straightforwardly, without hidden songs. Same as "opening your mouth to see your heart".

Open your mouth to see your throat]: You still open your mouth to see your heart. Speak straightforwardly, without hidden curves.

Can't pull down the face]: It means that you can't refuse or are inconvenient to speak because of your feelings.

Waiver]: Exempt: Don't. You don't have to say anything. More means that the request will not be granted.

Difficult to speak]: Opening: opening. Words are hard to say.

Difficult to speak]: Opening: opening. Words are hard to say.

Three silences]: Silence: sealed. Three seals were placed on his mouth. Describe speaking cautiously. It is now also used to describe refusing or not daring to speak.

Hand turtle foot sill]: turtle: cracked, refers to ** cracked due to dryness.

It is difficult to open the mouth]: It is inconvenient to say something or dare not say it.

Difficult to speak]: It is inconvenient to speak or dare not say something.

Be tight-lipped.

shǒu kǒu rú píng

Interpretation] describes caution in speaking; Keep it a secret.

Language] Tang Daoshi's "Collection of Scriptures, Selection of Relations, and Punishment": "Prevention is like a city; Be tight-lipped. ”

discernment] bottle; You can't write "screen".

synonym] is as secretive as deep and undeclared.

Antisense] open the mouth of the river if the river hangs.

Usage] to describe caution in speaking. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Structure] subject-predicate.

The difference between "secretive" and "secretive" is: it means that the mouth is very tight; Do not leak.

Blurted out [paraphrased] said casually without thinking. [Source]Qing Li Baojia's "A Little History of Civilization" Chapter 8: "Although it is not ripe throughout, about one of them, at least half of them are familiar in the stomach, otherwise how can they blurt it out?"

Drum tongue and raise lips [paraphrase] Turn your tongue and open your lips. Describe opening up rap.