"Mouths" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Mouths" Meaning

The noun "mouths" refers to the openings at the end of a throat through which an animal, including humans, takes in food and expels speech, odors, and other substances. It can also refer to the openings of rivers, inlets, or other bodies of water that empty into a larger body of water. Additionally, "mouths" can be used to refer to the request for something, especially money or a bribe, as in "he made a bid for public service and mouthed the official's favors".

"Mouths" Examples

Examples of "mouths"

The crowd's mouths watered at the sight of the juicy burgers being served at the food festival.
The politician's mouths were sewn shut by the court in order to prevent her from speaking out against the government.
The mouths of the ancient volcanoes at Yellowstone National Park are now quiet, but they still emit warning signs of activity.
The children's mouths were watering with excitement as they waited for their Halloween candy haul.
The mariners had to keep their mouths shut to avoid detection by the enemy ship patrolling the seas.