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mouth

[mouth, mouth] / maʊθ, maʊð /




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For Innuendo Bingo - which Mills claimed Prince William was a fan of - the DJ would play out innuendos while Stark and a celebrity guest tried to keep their mouths full of water.

From BBC

It’s hard to ignore some of the fruit drama’s glaring AI imperfections, like characters’ voices being out of sync with their mouth movements.

From The Wall Street Journal

"He's funny before he even opens his mouth because of the looks he's giving."

From BBC

Rescuers have been unable to fit a tracker to its skin because of its poor condition, and a piece of netting is lodged in its mouth.

From BBC

With more mouths to feed, the kitchen becomes a restaurant.

From The Wall Street Journal