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Meanings of mouth in English
The opening through which food is taken in and vocalizations emerge.
A river mouth or stream mouth is a part of a river where it flows into the sea, river, lake, reservoir or ocean.
Usage of mouth in English
1
There is the same diversity in the mouth as in the intestine.
2
Foot-and-mouth has been estimated to have cost the industry so far £200m.
3
Results from a suspect foot-and-mouth case in Co Louth have proved negative.
4
The lines of the mouth were crooked; the lips, thick and red.
5
Tests on a suspected case of foot-and-mouth in North Carolina are negative.
6
Meat is thus mouth-filling in a way that few plant foods are.
7
It melted in the mouth; its flavours were those of innumerable spices.
8
Thanks to this word-of-mouth model, LifeFX hopes to distribute 5 million players.
9
Section in front of mouth; the right and left sides are transposed.
10
His bravery was in his mouth; his mouth beyond his own control.
11
No; for he could not reach the mouth of the Dong-Nai alive.
12
It is wrong to risk spreading foot-and-mouth disease for a quick profit.
13
He lay in a hollow near the mouth of the river Bush.
14
We stayed at the mouth of the river till in the evening.
15
At last the four men appeared in the mouth of the cavern.
16
Here in the mouth of the gorge the silence was almost oppressive.
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Translations for mouth
Catalan
Mouth through the time
Mouth across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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