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open-mouthed

[oh-puhn-mouthd, -moutht] / ˈoʊ pənˈmaʊðd, -ˈmaʊθt /




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But the person closest to the camera in the image, laughing open-mouthed with her hair in "Mama Mia" pigtails?

From Salon

One analyst said the markets were "watching in a kind of stunned, open-mouthed horror" at political events.

From BBC

I've been speaking privately to a very senior Conservative whose analysis was so brutal it left me open-mouthed.

From BBC

In a study conducted at the Minnesota State Fair in 2017, Helwig and fellow researchers found that respondents had positive reactions to smiles with a medium width and with fewer teeth showing; smiles with extreme widths and angles were rated lowest, and open-mouthed smiles signaled fear or contempt.

From New York Times

An open-mouthed frown suggests the mask of Greek tragedy; a pout transforms her into a gargoyle.

From New York Times