momma

(Do) you kiss your momma with that mouth?

Used to chastise someone who is using lewd, vulgar, or obscene language. Stop cursing around all these little kids! Geez, you kiss your momma with that mouth? Wow, those are some mighty vulgar words for a 10-year-old to know. Do you kiss your momma with that mouth, young man?
See also: kiss, momma, that

(my) momma didn't raise no dummy

I am not stupid, foolish, or naïve. A: "And just make sure the safety latch is in place before you start the engine." B: "I know, I know. My momma didn't raise no dummy!" They thought they could pull a fast one on me, but momma didn't raise no dummy.
See also: dummy, momma, no, raise

Yo momma!

slang A colloquial variant of "your mother," used as a general insult, especially in response to a criticism or offense from someone else. A: "You really ought to lay off those donuts, don't you think?" B: "Yo momma!" Boom, slam dunk, baby! Yo momma!
See also: yo
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

(Do) you eat with that mouth?

and (Do) you kiss your momma with that mouth?
interrog. Do you actually eat with the mouth you use to talk that filth?; Do you actually use that filthy mouth to kiss your mother? (Said to someone who talks dirty all the time.) That’s a lot of foul talk. Do you eat with that mouth? What did you say? You kiss your mama with that mouth?
See also: eat, that

Do you kiss your momma with that mouth?

verb
See Do you eat with that mouth?
See also: kiss, momma, that

you kiss your momma with that mouth?

verb
See Do you eat with that mouth?
See also: kiss, momma, that
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
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  • (Do) you kiss your grandmother with that mouth?
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References in periodicals archive
Momma D just goes on and on about you," said Shirley.
Acknowledging that thousands of Ifugaos are addicted to momma chewing, Lamut town said in its ordinance that "regulation is imperative since the spittle spewing from the mouth of betel nut chewers brings out a red liquid that pollutes, makes ugly and unsanitary the area and environment where it is wantonly disposed."
My last day in Hot Springs Momma and me went shopping.
Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son is as implausible as it is dull.
"We are excited to bring mOmma technology, innovation and design to parents and babies in the United States," says Michelle McLaughlin, senior vice president of sales for Lansinoh Laboratories.
Strangely, it took six years for the first Big Momma's sequel and another five for Big Mommas (note how the apostrophe has been dropped for effect).
Thankfully, despite what the title says, there isn't more than one Big Momma this time round.
The Big Momma films have been brash, unsophisticated Martin Lawrence comedy vehicles, but they've also been reliable box office dynamite.
Posing as Big Momma and her daughter Charmaine, they must identify the murderer and bring him to justice before he uncovers who they really are and kills them too.
Kazuo Momma, a chief economist with Bank of Japan, said that the country's economy is far from achieving self-sustained growth.
Two of the businesses, Spiedini Italian Grill and Big Momma's Coffee & Espresso Bar, will be located on the lower level of Underwood Plaza, which exits onto Powerhouse Avenue.
Before he could reply, Momma said quietly, "Ambition is no bad thing, Henry."
Petersburg Times, has launched a new magazine for moms this week called "Go Momma."
Let God be God, the doctors could doctor and I would be a momma.
people the times I-- out of my name, called, not momma, momma's