"Foot-in-mouth afflictions"
What does this phrase mean?
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Hi Tasya
In English, if you 'put your foot in your mouth' you are saying something inappropriate or embarrassing - it's making yourself look like an idiot.
So, if someone suffers from "foot-in-mouth afflictions" it means they keep saying stupid or embarrassing things and then wishing that you hadn't.
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Well to answer your question I have a question to ask of you.
Was it the title of a story or was it part of a report?
There is a disease called foot and mouth.
Foot and mouth afflictions is saying about those who have foot and mouth disease
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