Idioms linked to “혀-끝” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Click one's tongue Literal translation: “Click the tip of one's tongue”
Show displeasure or regret.
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be manipulated by someone’s words To act according to another person’s words. 
Be a topic of conversation Become a topic on other people’s lips 
Collude and exchange information Vulgarly, agree in opinion and exchange information 
Shared · 2 Be tongue-tied Be unable to speak well through shock or confusion. 
Shared · 2 move the tongue to speak For the tongue to move while speaking. 
Shared · 3 Click one's tongue A vulgar expression for showing displeasure or regret by clicking one's tongue. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 wag one’s tongue Disparagingly, to speak. 
Endure with clenched resolve Forcibly endure something with difficulty 
Be astounded Be too surprised or dumbfounded to speak. 
2 meanings mock someone or signal embarrassment To ridicule or disparage another person. 
Shared · 2 Wag one’s tongue Disparagingly, speak 
2 meanings Sit silently; slump in exhaustion Remain silent and still from gloom or displeasure. 
Until one’s mouth hurts Until one’s mouth aches 
be struck dumb To be dumbfounded by an unexpectedly startling or strange event. 
Be dumbfounded Be bewildered by something unexpectedly astonishing or appalling Browse in Hangul order.
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