noun

mouth

mouth, estuary, opening

Don't speak with your mouth full.

Don't speak with your mouth full.

The town is at the mouth of the river.

The town is at the mouth of the river.

He stood at the mouth of the cave.

He stood at the mouth of the cave.

((noun)) the opening in the face for eating and speaking She covered her mouth to cough.

((the mouth of sth.)) the opening of a river, cave, etc. We camped near the mouth of the river.

Synonyms: opening, orifice, entrance

From Old English 'mūþ', from Proto-Germanic '*munthaz'. It shares a common root with many Germanic languages.

Picture a face shouting the word 'MOUTH!' with its mouth wide open to link the word and its meaning.

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