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mouth

[mouth, mouth] / maʊθ, maʊð /




Example Sentences

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It genuinely feels like it’s word of mouth that people have been discovering the film.

From Los Angeles Times

He uses the word “multibillionaire” twice as if expelling a bad taste from his mouth and paints a clichéd picture of their “300-foot yachts.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"You would think butter wouldn't melt in his mouth when you looked at him then," he said.

From BBC

Researchers in South Korea have found strong evidence that bacteria from the mouth can move into the gut and influence brain cells, potentially playing a role in the development of Parkinson's disease.

From Science Daily

Tisdale didn't open his mouth to fans or media in his brief time in a powerful position at Celtic Park, but he did a whole lot of damage.

From BBC