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mouth

[mouth, mouth] / maʊθ, maʊð /




Example Sentences

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Simon, though, was not in the mood to reflect on the events of last year -- she had hinted at that by raising a finger to her mouth as she crossed the line.

From Barron's

"I didn't recognise the men. Or this woman. Her cheek was so flabby. Her mouth so limp. She was like a rag doll," writes the 73-year-old, according to the French-language version.

From Barron's

Camille opens her mouth, probably to mention her recent desire to become a vegetarian, then closes it.

From Literature

They had pushed the writhing creature up to Rowan's mouth and hooted after him as he ran away.

From Literature

However, the skull had fossilized with the mouth closed, hiding internal structures such as the brain case.

From Science Daily