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mouthful

noun as in portion

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Which means the movie winds up feeling like the mouthful of cavities Jeffrey gets from living on M&Ms.

He sits up, lets out a mouthful of dusty spit and starts to cry.

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“I learned that folding the weeds was really helpful before you put them in, because otherwise you get a mouthful of weeds in your face,” she said.

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Every mouthful should be complex and delicious, whether it’s mostly chicken or mostly filling.

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Instead, Leigh goes back to one of his favorite filmmaking signatures, a trick that hits like a cartoon piano and leaves the audience with a mouthful of black and white keys for teeth.

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