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to shut one's assmouth

to shut one's assmouth

9.9
Tells someone to be quiet in a rude way
  • idiom
  • Offensive
translation icon : callarse la puta boca
  • Just shut your assmouth for a minute!

Examples

  • He snapped and told his coworker to shut his assmouth after the fifth interruption.

  • If you don't shut your assmouth, you're going to get us in trouble.

  • She rolled her eyes and muttered, 'Just shut your assmouth already.'

  • Can you please shut your assmouth?

  • After hearing his constant complaints, she finally told him to shut his assmouth.

  • He was so annoying that his friends often told him to shut his assmouth during debates.

  • When the meeting dragged on, someone shouted, 'Can you just shut your assmouth for a moment?'

Synonyms

to shut up
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • Offensive
4.1

Tell someone to be quiet in a rude or angry way

is cruder and more vulgar than that abrupt command
to pipe down
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • Informal
35 7.1

To become quiet or tell someone to stop making noise

is cruder and more vulgar than that calmer request
shush
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • Informal
23 4.5

A short word or sound used to tell someone to be quiet

is cruder and more vulgar than that gentle urging
to put a sock in it
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • UK
9 9.1

Tell someone to be quiet

is more crude and vulgar than that informal instruction
to put up or shut up
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • Slang
6 7.7

Tell someone to do what they say or stop talking

is a crude order to stop speaking without demanding action
to shut one's mouth
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • Informal
4 4.4

To stop talking to keep a secret or when told to be quiet

is a crude command, not about keeping secrets
to hush up
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • Informal
2 5.0

Make someone stop talking and be quiet

is a cruder and more vulgar way to force silence
to shut one's gob
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • UK
9.9

To tell someone rudely to be quiet

is more crude and vulgar than that informal British order
to belt up
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • Offensive
9.2

To tell someone to stop talking and be quiet

is cruder and more vulgar than that blunt British phrase
to shh
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • Informal
8.3

Tell someone to be quiet by making a soft sound with your mouth

is cruder and more vulgar than that gentle sound
to wheesht
vsto shut one's assmouth
  • UK
9.9

To tell someone to be quiet in a soft voice

is cruder and more vulgar than that regional command

Antonyms

1.0

To talk with someone to share thoughts or feelings

947 1.0

A discussion where people share ideas or feelings

How Forceful

to shut one's assmouth
  • Offensive
9.9
to shut up
  • Offensive
4.1
to shut one's mouth
  • Informal
4 4.4
to be quiet
231 1.0

Surface Forms

shut one's assmouth infinitive
shut one's assmouth past participle
shutting one's assmouth present participle
shuts one's assmouth third person singular

Morphology

shut + one + assmouth

The expression follows the regular pattern 'shut one's X' meaning 'be quiet', and 'assmouth' is transparently a crude compound of 'ass' + 'mouth' functioning as an insulting substitute for 'mouth'. Although vulgar in register, the overall meaning ('shut your mouth' / 'be quiet') is directly derivable from the constituents, so a B1 learner who knows the parts would understand it.

Etymology

Shut one's assmouth comes from mixing the normal phrase shut + mouth with the rude word ass, creating a shocking image of closing the 'mouth' of someone's backside. So, it is a harsh, crude way to tell someone to 'be quiet' or 'stop talking'.