mouthful

Just a mouthful of bread, and even that I do not get a chance to eat!

Thus she was conducted almost without a mouthful of food to the frontier of France.

He was at least sixteen feet in length, and would have made but a mouthful of poor me.

But our big double-ended thirty-footer was more of a mouthful.

We waited an hour, and gave him a mouthful of water and a handful of hay from his own pack-saddle.

The three meals which I have had to-day seem scarcely a mouthful.

Minx rode horseback as before, while Spot went afoot, jumping and barking, and snapping up a mouthful of snow every few minutes.

I almost looked to see you give way, for the host of Dingane was terrible in its might, and ye—ye looked but a mouthful to it.

"You can stay till you have eaten these twelve pop-corns," said his mother, expecting to see them vanish at one mouthful.

The first mouthful sent a thrill of horror to his heart; it was salt as brine.