mouth 音标拼音: [m'ɑʊθ]
n . 嘴,口,口腔,口状物
vi . 装腔作势说话,高声地说话
vt . 说出,做作地说
嘴,口,口腔,口状物装腔作势说话,高声地说话说出,做作地说
mouth 口
mouth 口
mouth n 1 :
the opening through which food is taken in and vocalizations emerge ; "
he stuffed his mouth with candy "
[
synonym : {
mouth }, {
oral cavity }, {
oral fissure }, {
rima oris }]
2 :
the externally visible part of the oral cavity on the face and the system of organs surrounding the opening ; "
she wiped lipstick from her mouth "
3 :
an opening that resembles a mouth (
as of a cave or a gorge );
"
he rode into the mouth of the canyon "; "
they built a fire at the mouth of the cave "
4 :
the point where a stream issues into a larger body of water ;
"
New York is at the mouth of the Hudson "
5 :
a person conceived as a consumer of food ; "
he has four mouths to feed "
6 :
a spokesperson (
as a lawyer ) [
synonym : {
mouthpiece }, {
mouth }]
7 :
an impudent or insolent rejoinder ; "
don '
t give me any of your sass " [
synonym : {
sass }, {
sassing }, {
backtalk }, {
back talk },
{
lip }, {
mouth }]
8 :
the opening of a jar or bottle ; "
the jar had a wide mouth "
v 1 :
express in speech ; "
She talks a lot of nonsense "; "
This depressed patient does not verbalize " [
synonym : {
talk },
{
speak }, {
utter }, {
mouth }, {
verbalize }, {
verbalise }]
2 :
articulate silently ;
form words with the lips only ; "
She mouthed a swear word "
3 :
touch with the mouth Mouth \
Mouth \ (
mou [
th ]),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Mouthed }
(
mou [
th ]
d );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Mouthing }.]
1 .
To take into the mouth ;
to seize or grind with the mouth or teeth ;
to chew ;
to devour . --
Dryden .
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2 .
To utter with a voice affectedly big or swelling ;
to speak in a strained or unnaturally sonorous manner ;
as ,
mouthing platitudes . "
Mouthing big phrases ." --
Hare .
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Mouthing out his hollow oes and aes . --
Tennyson .
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3 .
To form or cleanse with the mouth ;
to lick ,
as a bear her cub . --
Sir T .
Browne .
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4 .
To make mouths at . [
R .] --
R .
Blair .
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Mouth \
Mouth \ (
mouth ),
n .;
pl . {
Mouths } (
mou [
th ]
z ). [
OE .
mouth ,
mu [
thorn ],
AS .
m [=
u ][
eth ];
akin to D .
mond ,
OS .
m [=
u ][
eth ],
G .
mund ,
Icel .
mu [
eth ]
r ,
munnr ,
Sw .
mun ,
Dan .
mund ,
Goth .
mun [
thorn ]
s ,
and possibly L .
mentum chin ;
or cf .
D .
muil mouth ,
muzzle ,
G .
maul ,
OHG .
m [=
u ]
la ,
Icel .
m [=
u ]
li ,
and Skr .
mukha mouth .]
1 .
The opening through which an animal receives food ;
the aperture between the jaws or between the lips ;
also ,
the cavity ,
containing the tongue and teeth ,
between the lips and the pharynx ;
the buccal cavity .
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2 .
Hence :
An opening affording entrance or exit ;
orifice ;
aperture ;
as :
(
a )
The opening of a vessel by which it is filled or emptied ,
charged or discharged ;
as ,
the mouth of a jar or pitcher ;
the mouth of the lacteal vessels ,
etc .
(
b )
The opening or entrance of any cavity ,
as a cave ,
pit ,
well ,
or den .
(
c )
The opening of a piece of ordnance ,
through which it is discharged .
(
d )
The opening through which the waters of a river or any stream are discharged .
(
e )
The entrance into a harbor .
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3 . (
Saddlery )
The crosspiece of a bridle bit ,
which enters the mouth of an animal .
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4 .
A principal speaker ;
one who utters the common opinion ;
a mouthpiece .
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Every coffeehouse has some particular statesman belonging to it ,
who is the mouth of the street where he lives . --
Addison .
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5 .
Cry ;
voice . [
Obs .] --
Dryden .
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6 .
Speech ;
language ;
testimony .
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That in the mouth of two or three witnesses every word may be established . --
Matt .
xviii .
16 .
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7 .
A wry face ;
a grimace ;
a mow .
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Counterfeit sad looks ,
Make mouths upon me when I turn my back . --
Shak .
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{
Down at the mouth }
or {
Down in the mouth },
chapfallen ;
of dejected countenance ;
depressed ;
discouraged . [
Obs .
or Colloq .]
{
Mouth friend },
one who professes friendship insincerely .
--
Shak .
{
Mouth glass },
a small mirror for inspecting the mouth or teeth .
{
Mouth honor },
honor given in words ,
but not felt . --
Shak .
{
Mouth organ }. (
Mus .)
(
a )
Pan '
s pipes .
See {
Pandean }.
(
b )
An harmonicon .
{
Mouth pipe },
an organ pipe with a lip or plate to cut the escaping air and make a sound .
{
To stop the mouth },
to silence or be silent ;
to put to shame ;
to confound .
{
To put one '
s foot in one '
s mouth },
to say something which causes one embarrassment .
{
To run off at the mouth },
to speak excessively .
{
To talk out of both sides of one '
s mouth },
to say things which are contradictory .
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The mouth of them that speak lies shall be stopped .
--
Ps .
lxiii .
11 .
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Whose mouths must be stopped . --
Titus i .
11 .
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Mouth \
Mouth \,
v .
i .
1 .
To speak with a full ,
round ,
or loud ,
affected voice ;
to vociferate ;
to rant .
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I '
ll bellow out for Rome ,
and for my country ,
And mouth at Caesar ,
till I shake the senate .
--
Addison .
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2 .
To put mouth to mouth ;
to kiss . [
R .] --
Shak .
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3 .
To make grimaces ,
esp .
in ridicule or contempt .
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Well I know ,
when I am gone ,
How she mouths behind my back . --
Tennyson .
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263 Moby Thesaurus words for "
mouth ":
Brillat -
Savarin ,
Lucullus ,
access ,
announce ,
aperture ,
arm ,
armlet ,
articulate ,
audacity ,
back talk ,
backchat ,
bay ,
bayou ,
bazoo ,
be hypocritical ,
belt ,
betray ,
bight ,
bite ,
blandish ,
blow ,
blubber ,
blue ,
board -
and -
roomer ,
boarder ,
boasting ,
boca ,
boldness ,
bombast ,
bon vivant ,
brag ,
braggadocio ,
bragging ,
brashness ,
cannibal ,
cant ,
carnivore ,
champ ,
chaps ,
chatter ,
chaw ,
cheek ,
chew ,
chew the cud ,
chew up ,
chomp ,
chops ,
claptrap ,
cock -
a -
doodle -
doo ,
connoisseur of food ,
consumer ,
converse ,
cove ,
creek ,
crestfallen ,
crow ,
debate ,
debouch ,
debouchment ,
declaim ,
dejected ,
delta ,
demagogue ,
despondent ,
diner ,
diner -
out ,
disclose ,
discover ,
disheartened ,
dispirited ,
disrespect ,
divulge ,
door ,
doorway ,
downcast ,
drone ,
eater ,
eater -
out ,
elocute ,
embouchure ,
entrance ,
entree ,
entry ,
enunciate ,
epicure ,
estuary ,
euripus ,
exit ,
express ,
face ,
feeder ,
fjord ,
flesh -
eater ,
flippancy ,
freshness ,
frith ,
fruitarian ,
fustian ,
gab ,
gabble ,
gas ,
gasconade ,
gastronome ,
gate ,
gateway ,
gibber ,
give away ,
give lip service ,
give mouth honor ,
glutton ,
gnash ,
gnaw ,
gob ,
gourmand ,
gourmet ,
grain -
eater ,
graminivore ,
granivore ,
grimace ,
grind ,
gulf ,
gum ,
gut ,
harangue ,
harbor ,
herbivore ,
high liver ,
hold forth ,
hot air ,
hungry mouth ,
idle talk ,
impertinence ,
impudence ,
inlet ,
insolence ,
jabber ,
jaw ,
jaws ,
jowls ,
kisser ,
kyle ,
lactovegetarian ,
lap ,
lick ,
lip ,
lips ,
loch ,
luncher ,
make a face ,
make a mouth ,
man -
eater ,
mandibles ,
masticate ,
maunder ,
maw ,
maxilla ,
meat -
eater ,
melancholy ,
mop ,
mop and mow ,
moue ,
mouthing ,
mouthpiece ,
mow ,
mug ,
mumble ,
munch ,
murmur ,
mush ,
mutter ,
muzzle ,
narrow ,
narrow seas ,
narrows ,
natural harbor ,
nibble ,
omnivore ,
omophagist ,
opening ,
oral cavity ,
orate ,
orifice ,
out -
herod Herod ,
outfall ,
outlet ,
pantophagist ,
passage ,
passageway ,
patter ,
perorate ,
pertness ,
phytophage ,
picnicker ,
plant -
eater ,
play the hypocrite ,
pout ,
prate ,
predacean ,
premaxilla ,
presumptuousness ,
pronounce ,
puff ,
pull a face ,
rabble -
rouse ,
rant ,
rave ,
reach ,
read ,
recite ,
reek of piety ,
render lip service ,
road ,
roads ,
roadstead ,
rodomontade ,
rudeness ,
ruminate ,
sad ,
sass ,
sauce ,
sauciness ,
say ,
snivel ,
snuffle ,
soapbox ,
sob ,
soft -
soap ,
sorrowful ,
sound ,
speak ,
speak incoherently ,
speaker ,
spiel ,
spill ,
splutter ,
spokesperson ,
spokeswoman ,
spout ,
sputter ,
stoma ,
strait ,
straits ,
susurrate ,
sweet -
talk ,
talk ,
tell ,
tongue ,
trap ,
trencherman ,
tub -
thump ,
unhappy ,
utter ,
vaunt ,
vegetarian ,
vent ,
vocalize ,
voice ,
wag the tongue ,
way ,
way in ,
way out ,
whisper ,
yap
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