mouth

Increasingly, people live hand to mouth, buying a tomato here, a few onions there as they manage to scrape together enough bolivars for just the basics.

Mr. Munson seeds the otherwise ordinary setting with ominously recurring symbols and side characters—a mysterious bowler hat, a man with a mole near his mouth.

"The terrifying thing had been that I couldn't open my eyes and mouth," she told the court.

“I had two changes of clothes,” I said, keeping facts straight and my mouth shut about his ever-expanding backpack.

In both cases, the defense didn’t find its stride until it was first punched in the mouth.