Green’s Dictionary of Slang

sunny south n.

[rhy. sl.]

the mouth.

[UK]Referee 7 Nov. in DSUE (1984).
[UK]G.R. Sims ‘Tottie’ Dagonet Ditties 126: She’d a Grecian ‘I suppose,’ / And of ‘Hampstead Heath’ two rows / In her ‘sunny south’ that glistened / Like two pretty strings of pearls.
[Aus]Mirror (Perth) 14 Sept. 17/2: Mouth: Sunny south.