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mouth

[mouth, mouth] / maʊθ, maʊð /




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Research also suggests it may have probiotic effects that promote healthier bacteria in both the mouth and the gut.

From Science Daily

Sheen, who has described himself as a "not-for-profit actor", pledged to put his money where his mouth is to fund the company's launch.

From BBC

DiCaprio’s philosophy on fame, by the way, is in line with that: Keep your mouth shut.

From Los Angeles Times

These groups diversified into a wide range of reef fishes, some with alternative mouth structures.

From Science Daily

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

From Los Angeles Times