Usage of "mouthful" | TermGallery

portuguès

A small amount eaten or drunk.

A small amount of solid food; a mouthful.

Ús de mouthful en anglès

The new abbreviation stands for Jet Thrust Stoichiometric - quite a mouthful. 
 The Irish Times 

Well, me too, guvnuh, he said, talking through another mouthful of chocolate. 
 The hunchback assignments 

I blinked and then said through a mouthful of French toast, No. 
 Summer knight 

Regretfully, I ate a mouthful of dry meat and downed some water. 
 Enclave 

She'd knocked the cup from his hand before he'd taken another mouthful. 
 The Magician 

I took a mouthful of water and spat it out as well. 
 The Wise Man’s Fear 

I had swallowed my mouthful, so I was prepared to speak again. 
 Dying for Dinner (A Cooking Class Mystery) 

The women drank coquettishly, tossing the last mouthful out upon the camp-fire. 
 The Blood Red Dawn 

But the other spat out a mouthful of salt water and spluttered: 
 The Silver Horde 

I don't know how that comes about, it's bit of a mouthful. 
 BBC 

As she swallowed a large mouthful of wine, she had two thoughts. 
 The Assassin’s Blade 

There is a deal of good sometimes in a mouthful of words. 
 The Squire of Sandal-Side: A Pastoral Romance 

You shall have your tea and a mouthful in a few minutes. 
 The Measure of a Man 

He ate it slowly, savouring each mouthful; had never tasted a better. 
 Five Tales 

I pick up my glass and take a long mouthful of beer. 
 The Jennifer Morgue 

The stock must have been scalding-hot, yet he took a mouthful anyway. 
 A Fortress of Grey Ice 

mouthful

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Translations for mouthful

portuguès

Mouthful a través del temps

Mouthful per variant geogràfica

Regne Unit

Comú

Estats Units d'Amèrica

Comú

Irlanda

Comú

Significats de mouthful en anglès