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mouths mouths definition

mouths


 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  mouth 
 
  2  of  3  senses  of  mouth 
 
  Sense  1 
  talk,  speak,  utter,  mouth,  verbalize 
  =>  read 
  =>  vocalize,  phonate 
  =>  troll 
  =>  begin 
  =>  lip  off  shoot  one's  mouth  off 
  =>  shout 
  =>  whisper 
  =>  speak  up 
  =>  snap,  snarl 
  =>  enthuse 
  =>  speak  in  tongues 
  =>  swallow 
  =>  whiff 
  =>  talk  of  talk  about 
  =>  blubber,  blubber  out 
  =>  drone,  drone  on 
  =>  bumble,  stutter,  stammer,  falter 
  =>  rasp 
  =>  blurt  out  blurt,  blunder  out  ejaculate 
  =>  inflect,  modulate 
  =>  deliver,  present 
  =>  generalize,  generalise 
  =>  chatter,  piffle,  palaver,  prate,  tittle-tattle,  twaddle,  clack,  maunder,  prattle,  blab,  gibber,  tattle,  blabber,  gabble 
  =>  chatter 
  =>  yack,  jaw,  yack  away  rattle  on  yap  away 
  =>  open  up 
  =>  snivel,  whine 
  =>  murmur 
  =>  mumble,  mutter,  maunder,  mussitate 
  =>  slur 
  =>  bark 
  =>  bay 
  =>  rant,  mouth  off  jabber,  spout,  rabbit  on  rave 
  =>  hiss,  sizz,  siss,  sibilate 
  =>  cackle 
  =>  babble 
  =>  chant,  intone 
  =>  gulp 
  =>  sing 
 
  Sense  2 
  mouth 
  =>  lip-synch,  lip-sync 
 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  mouth 
 
  2  of  3  senses  of  mouth 
 
  Sense  1 
  talk,  speak,  utter,  mouth,  verbalize 
  =>  read 
  =>  dictate 
  =>  call 
  =>  vocalize,  phonate 
  =>  troll 
  =>  begin 
  =>  lip  off  shoot  one's  mouth  off 
  =>  shout 
  =>  yell,  scream 
  =>  holler,  holler  out 
  =>  thunder,  roar 
  =>  bawl,  bellow 
  =>  whisper 
  =>  speak  up 
  =>  snap,  snarl 
  =>  enthuse 
  =>  rhapsodize,  rhapsodise 
  =>  speak  in  tongues 
  =>  swallow 
  =>  whiff 
  =>  talk  of  talk  about 
  =>  discuss,  talk  over 
  =>  negociate,  negotiate,  talk  terms 
  =>  intercede,  mediate,  intermediate,  liaise,  arbitrate 
  =>  treat 
  =>  horse-trade 
  =>  parley 
  =>  palaver 
  =>  dicker,  bargain 
  =>  haggle,  higgle,  chaffer,  huckster 
  =>  beat  down  bargain  down 
  =>  broker 
  =>  powwow 
  =>  debate,  deliberate 
  =>  consider,  debate,  moot,  turn  over  deliberate 
  =>  wrestle 
  =>  think  twice 
  =>  bandy,  kick  around 
  =>  moderate,  chair,  lead 
  =>  advise,  counsel 
  =>  urge,  urge  on  press,  exhort 
  =>  push  bear  on 
  =>  nudge 
  =>  bull,  bull  through 
  =>  preach,  advocate 
  =>  sermonize,  sermonise,  preachify,  moralize,  moralise 
  =>  dissuade,  deter 
  =>  talk  out  of 
  =>  warn,  discourage,  admonish,  monish 
  =>  tip  off 
  =>  misadvise,  misadvize,  misguide 
  =>  propound 
  =>  consult 
  =>  contraindicate 
  =>  confer,  confabulate,  confab,  consult 
  =>  collogue 
  =>  broach,  initiate 
  =>  cover,  treat,  handle,  plow,  deal  address 
  =>  theologize,  theologise 
  =>  discourse,  talk  about  discuss 
  =>  descant 
  =>  talk  shop 
  =>  spiel 
  =>  bandy  about 
  =>  thrash  out  hammer  out 
  =>  blaspheme 
  =>  blubber,  blubber  out 
  =>  drone,  drone  on 
  =>  bumble,  stutter,  stammer,  falter 
  =>  rasp 
  =>  blurt  out  blurt,  blunder  out  ejaculate 
  =>  inflect,  modulate 
  =>  deliver,  present 
  =>  speechify 
  =>  generalize,  generalise 
  =>  chatter,  piffle,  palaver,  prate,  tittle-tattle,  twaddle,  clack,  maunder,  prattle,  blab,  gibber,  tattle,  blabber,  gabble 
  =>  babble,  blather,  smatter,  blether,  blither 
  =>  chatter 
  =>  yack,  jaw,  yack  away  rattle  on  yap  away 
  =>  open  up 
  =>  snivel,  whine 
  =>  murmur 
  =>  coo 
  =>  susurrate 
  =>  mumble,  mutter,  maunder,  mussitate 
  =>  slur 
  =>  bark 
  =>  bay 
  =>  rant,  mouth  off  jabber,  spout,  rabbit  on  rave 
  =>  hiss,  sizz,  siss,  sibilate 
  =>  cackle 
  =>  babble 
  =>  chant,  intone 
  =>  gulp 
  =>  sing 
  =>  place 
  =>  troll 
  =>  croon 
  =>  chant,  intone,  intonate,  cantillate 
  =>  singsong 
  =>  yodel,  warble,  descant 
  =>  warble,  trill,  quaver 
  =>  treble 
  =>  hum 
  =>  belt  out  belt 
  =>  descant  on 
  =>  vocalize,  vocalise 
  =>  harmonize,  harmonise 
  =>  descant 
  =>  minstrel 
  =>  solmizate 
  =>  tweedle,  chirp 
  =>  choir,  chorus 
  =>  sing 
  =>  solmizate 
  =>  troll 
  =>  hymn 
  =>  carol 
  =>  madrigal 
 
  Sense  2 
  mouth 
  =>  lip-synch,  lip-sync 
 
  Entailment  of  verb  mouth 
 
 
  Synonyms/Hypernyms  (Ordered  by  Frequency)  of  verb  mouth 
 
  3  senses  of  mouth 
 
  Sense  1 
  talk,  speak,  utter,  mouth,  verbalize 
  =>  communicate,  intercommunicate 
  Also  See->  mouth  off#1 
 
  Sense  2 
  mouth 
  =>  feign,  sham,  pretend,  affect,  dissemble 
 
  Sense  3 
  mouth 
  =>  touch 
 
  Familiarity  of  verb  mouth 
 
  mouth  used  as  a  verb  is  uncommon  (polysemy  count  =  3) 
 
  Synonyms  (Grouped  by  Similarity  of  Meaning)  of  verb  mouth 
 
  Sense  1 
  talk,  speak,  utter,  mouth,  verbalize 
  =>  communicate,  intercommunicate 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  2 
  mouth 
  =>  feign,  sham,  pretend,  affect,  dissemble 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  3 
  mouth 
  =>  touch 
  -------------- 
 
  Grep  of  noun  mouth 
  allmouth 
  blabbermouth 
  cottonmouth 
  dragon's  mouth 
  dry  mouth 
  dry  vermouth 
  foot-and-mouth  disease 
  french  vermouth 
  frogmouth 
  geoffrey  of  monmouth 
  goalmouth 
  green  adder's  mouth 
  hoof-and-mouth  disease 
  italian  vermouth 
  largemouth 
  loudmouth 
  mouth 
  mouth-to-mouth  resuscitation 
  mouth  bow 
  mouth  harp 
  mouth  hole 
  mouth  organ 
  mouthbreeder 
  mouthful 
  mouthpart 
  mouthpiece 
  mouthwash 
  plymouth 
  portsmouth 
  roof  of  the  mouth 
  smallmouth 
  sweet  vermouth 
  trench  mouth 
  vermouth 
  word  of  mouth 
  wrymouth 
 
  Overview  of  noun  mouth 
 
  The  noun  mouth  has  8  senses  (first  5  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (49)  mouth,  oral  cavity,  oral  fissure,  rima  oris  --  (the  opening  through  which  food  is  taken  in  and  vocalizations  emerge;  "he  stuffed  his  mouth  with  candy") 
  2.  (12)  mouth  --  (the  externally  visible  part  of  the  oral  cavity  on  the  face  and  the  system  of  organs  surrounding  the  opening;  "she  wiped  lipstick  from  her  mouth") 
  3.  (2)  mouth  --  (an  opening  that  resembles  a  mouth  (as  of  a  cave  or  a  gorge);  "he  rode  into  the  mouth  of  the  canyon";  "they  built  a  fire  at  the  mouth  of  the  cave") 
  4.  (2)  mouth  --  (the  point  where  a  stream  issues  into  a  larger  body  of  water;  "New  York  is  at  the  mouth  of  the  Hudson") 
  5.  (1)  mouth  --  (a  person  conceived  as  a  consumer  of  food;  "he  has  four  mouths  to  feed") 
  6.  mouthpiece,  mouth  --  ((informal)  a  spokesperson  (as  a  lawyer)) 
  7.  sass,  sassing,  backtalk,  back  talk,  lip,  mouth  --  (an  impudent  or  insolent  rejoinder;  "don't  give  me  any  of  your  sass") 
  8.  mouth  --  (the  opening  of  a  jar  or  bottle;  "the  jar  had  a  wide  mouth") 
 
  Overview  of  verb  mouth 
 
  The  verb  mouth  has  3  senses  (first  2  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (3)  talk,  speak,  utter,  mouth,  verbalize  --  (express  in  speech;  "She  talks  a  lot  of  nonsense") 
  2.  (1)  mouth  --  (articulate  silently;  form  words  with  the  lips  only;  "She  mouthed  a  swear  word") 
  3.  mouth  --  (touch  with  the  mouth) 
 
  Overview  of  noun  mouth 
 
  The  noun  mouth  has  8  senses  (first  5  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (49)  mouth,  oral  cavity,  oral  fissure,  rima  oris  --  (the  opening  through  which  food  is  taken  in  and  vocalizations  emerge;  "he  stuffed  his  mouth  with  candy") 
  2.  (12)  mouth  --  (the  externally  visible  part  of  the  oral  cavity  on  the  face  and  the  system  of  organs  surrounding  the  opening;  "she  wiped  lipstick  from  her  mouth") 
  3.  (2)  mouth  --  (an  opening  that  resembles  a  mouth  (as  of  a  cave  or  a  gorge);  "he  rode  into  the  mouth  of  the  canyon";  "they  built  a  fire  at  the  mouth  of  the  cave") 
  4.  (2)  mouth  --  (the  point  where  a  stream  issues  into  a  larger  body  of  water;  "New  York  is  at  the  mouth  of  the  Hudson") 
  5.  (1)  mouth  --  (a  person  conceived  as  a  consumer  of  food;  "he  has  four  mouths  to  feed") 
  6.  mouthpiece,  mouth  --  ((informal)  a  spokesperson  (as  a  lawyer)) 
  7.  sass,  sassing,  backtalk,  back  talk,  lip,  mouth  --  (an  impudent  or  insolent  rejoinder;  "don't  give  me  any  of  your  sass") 
  8.  mouth  --  (the  opening  of  a  jar  or  bottle;  "the  jar  had  a  wide  mouth") 
 
  Overview  of  verb  mouth 
 
  The  verb  mouth  has  3  senses  (first  2  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (3)  talk,  speak,  utter,  mouth,  verbalize  --  (express  in  speech;  "She  talks  a  lot  of  nonsense") 
  2.  (1)  mouth  --  (articulate  silently;  form  words  with  the  lips  only;  "She  mouthed  a  swear  word") 
  3.  mouth  --  (touch  with  the  mouth) 



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