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Take the words right out of someone’s mouth To take the words right out of someone’s mouth means to say something that they were just going to say. (Sometimes people leave out the word “right”.) “It’s such a sunny day, do you feel like going for a walk?”“You took the words right out of my mouth! I was just going to ask you exactly the same thing.”

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What do you mean? Example

Metaphor	Take the words right out of someone’s mouth
Question Meaning	What do you mean?
Meaning	To take the words right out of someone’s mouth means to say something that they were just going to say. (Sometimes people leave out the word “right”.)
Question Example	Example
Example	“It’s such a sunny day, do you feel like going for a walk?” “You took the words right out of my mouth! I was just going to ask you exactly the same thing.”

Words Mouth Someone’s Means People Leave It’s Sunny