north and south

The mouth. The phrase comes from rhyming slang in which "north and south" rhymes with "mouth." Primarily heard in UK. Hey, watch what comes out of your north and south around your granny.

See also: and, north, south

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storm
pearl
pearl of great price, a
a pearl of great price
worst comes to worst
do what comes naturally
came
come up heads
come up tails
separation of church and state

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