/Sounds like "TAH" (as in "taco") + "kohs" + "deh" (as in "deck" without "ck") + "LEHN" + "gooah" (as in "guava")/
To get tongue-tied, stumble over your words because of shyness, nerves, or total surprise in Mexico. It's when your brain knows what to say but your mouth refuses to cooperate.
"He got tongue-tied when he talked to his crush."
"I got all tongue-tied during the presentation and blanked out."
/Sounds like "TAH" (as in "taco") + "kohs" + "deh" (as in "deck" without "ck") + "LEHN" + "gooah" (as in "guava")/
To get tongue-tied, stumble over your words because of shyness, nerves, or total surprise in Mexico. It's when your brain knows what to say but your mouth refuses to cooperate.
"He got tongue-tied when he talked to his crush."
"I got all tongue-tied during the presentation and blanked out."