Meanings of dragon's mouth in English

He had plums in his dragon's mouth, and so came in by flatteries.

Lines of pilgrims pass the wall and enter the dragon's mouth.

Riverwind leaned down to peer inside the dragon's mouth.

Two small legs encased in bright blue pants were sticking out of the dragon's mouth, kicking feebly.

Such tokens are marvellous that came of the dragon's mouth, two gleams proceeded forth that were wondrously light.

His words were lost in a roar of flame, but Riverwind finally saw the blue legs sticking out of the dragon's mouth.

Cuchulain sprang up, giving his wonderful hero-leap, thrust his arm into the dragon's mouth and down its throat, and tore out its heart.

Came from the star a gleam most fierce; at this gleam's end was a dragon fair, from this dragon's mouth came gleams enow!

She had unbuttoned the roof over the engine and was poking her fingers down into the dragon's mouth, but undoubtedly the trouble wasn't there.

On the third day's encounter, the Red Cross Knight manages to run his sword into the dragon's mouth, and thus inflicts a deadly wound.

It was one of the mouths of the river Orinoco, to which they gave the name of the Dragon's Mouth.

The entrance to the Gulf of Paria on the north side is called Dragon's Mouth, on the south, Serpent's Mouth.

In going through the Dragon's Mouth, a narrow, dangerous passage between the mainland of South America and Trinidad, the Cayosa was nearly wrecked.