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Meanings of tongueless in English
Usage of tongueless in English
1
And, one and all, they were as tongueless as so many ghosts.
2
Accordingly, they are blind and tongueless, and are placed there for life.
3
He fell on top of the first guy, tongueless mouth lolled open.
4
Going in, I found but one man, old, blind, tongueless, and naked.
5
He stared into the blue eyes, tongueless and mentally dazed.
6
Yet the tongueless thrush is a thrush still, and has golden music in its heart.
7
The Venus of Willendorf, blind, tongueless, brainless, armless, knock-kneed, seems a depressing model of gender.
8
Even from the tongueless caverns of the earth.
9
He said that the head must stay tongueless at Coldscaur to warn all traducers of me.
10
All night long, men moved through the darkness outside their tents like tongueless wraiths with cigarettes.
11
He'd almost forgotten about the tongueless Kid.
12
A horrible tongueless babbling answered the cry.
13
Interesting details, perhaps, without which the nine in ten might as well be tongueless or tongue-tied for ever.
14
Its eyes had been scooped out, and its mouth, which had spewed pleas and flattery in such abundance, was tongueless.
15
Yes, I have waited and waited for fortune to reveal it to me; and ever has fortune remained mute and tongueless.
16
Spider, tongueless and furious, raised his head and twisted it to look at the ghost birds that flew around him, screaming.
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