Idioms linked to “입-안01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Feel bitterly displeased Literal translation: “The inside of the mouth is bitter”
Feel upset because an affair, words, or the like are displeasing
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Go hungry for a long time Be unable to eat and starve for a long time through poverty. 
foam at the mouth An expression for talking noisily in extreme excitement. 
Honeyed words Words pleasant to hear 
2 meanings Say habitually; eat constantly Repeat words or stories habitually or use them frequently. 
suit one’s palate To suit one’s taste. 
Speak of something Say something about a subject 
Eat, drink, or smoke Eat or drink food, or smoke tobacco. 
Shared · 4 offer empty flattery To flatter someone to please them. 
Empty lip service Words spoken for appearances without sincerity 
Become habitual speech Become so familiar that it turns into a habit. Browse in Hangul order.
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