Still remember in early days of mobiles a woman megaphoning her conversation to the whole train carriage when I was feeling volatile. Told her to “pipe the f**k down”. Most British moment ever.
Hush your gums is not on there.
Or "hush "ones" gums" as Wikipedia apparently prefers.
Or "stop bumping your gums".
I don't think I saw "cork it" either.
They've left off "shut your corn hole" which may or may not have the lovely connotation that you're talking out of your rear depending on who (or where) you ask.
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The most satisfying and beloved by us Irish.
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I’ll be utilizing that verbiage rolling onward. 🧐
Or "hush "ones" gums" as Wikipedia apparently prefers.
Or "stop bumping your gums".
I don't think I saw "cork it" either.
Emperor Padishah Shaddap Cork-it-o: