be down in the mouth



be down in the mouth

To be visibly sad or depressed. Molly's been moping around all week, and I have no idea why she's so down in the mouth. Rob has been down in the mouth ever since Gloria broke up with him.
See also: down, mouth

be down in the mouth

  (informal)
to be sad Jake looks a bit down in the mouth. Shall we try to find out what's wrong?
See also: down, mouth

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jurij-Slovene, Sorbian
Paderau-Welsh
Toribioto-REE-byoSpanish
Delightdə-LIETEnglish (Rare)
Lesya-Ukrainian
Dickinson['dikinsən]