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Definition of mouth
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mouth is as below...
Mouth (n.) 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..
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Beaker
::
Beaker
(n.) An
open-mouthed,
thin glass
vessel,
having
a
projecting
lip for
pouring;
-- used for
holding
solutions
requiring
heat..
Labium
::
Labium
(n.) The organ of
insects
which
covers
the mouth
beneath,
and
serves
as an under lip. It
consists
of the
second
pair of
maxillae,
usually
closely
united
in the
middle
line, but
bearing
a pair of palpi in most
insects.
It often
consists
of a thin
anterior
part
(ligula
or
palpiger)
and a
firmer
posterior
plate
(mentum)..
Flute
::
Flute (v. i.) A
musical
wind
instrument,
consisting
of a
hollow
cylinder
or pipe, with holes along its
length,
stopped
by the
fingers
or by keys which are
opened
by the
fingers.
The
modern
flute is
closed
at the upper end, and blown with the mouth at a
lateral
hole..
Wrymouth
::
Wrymouth
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
large,
elongated,
marine
fishes
of the genus
Cryptacanthodes,
especially
C.
maculatus
of the
American
coast.
A
whitish
variety
is
called
ghostfish..
Spitter
::
Spitter
(n.) One who
ejects
saliva
from the
mouth.
Foul-mouthed
::
Foul-mouthed
(a.) Using
language
scurrilous,
opprobrious,
obscene,
or
profane;
abusive..
Vestlet
::
Vestlet
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
actinians
belonging
to the genus
Cerianthus.
These
animals
have a long,
smooth
body
tapering
to the base, and two
separate
circles
of
tentacles
around
the
mouth.
They form a
tough,
flexible,
feltlike
tube with a
smooth
internal
lining,
in which they
dwell,
whence
the
name..
Lollipop
::
Lollipop
(n.) A kind of sugar
confection
which
dissolves
easily
in the
mouth.
Plymouth Brethren
::
Plymouth
Brethren
() The
members
of a
religious
sect which first
appeared
at
Plymouth,
England,
about 1830. They
protest
against
sectarianism,
and
reject
all
official
ministry
or
clergy.
Also
called
Brethren,
Christian
Brethren,
Plymouthists,
etc. The
Darbyites
are a
division
of the
Brethren..
Lander
::
Lander
(n.) A
person
who waits at the mouth of the shaft to
receive
the
kibble
of ore.
Preoral
::
Preoral
(a.)
Situated
in front of, or
anterior
to, the
mouth;
as,
preoral
bands..
Astomous
::
Astomous
(a.) Not
possessing
a
mouth.
Vomit
::
Vomit (n.) To eject the
contents
of the
stomach
by the
mouth;
to puke; to spew.
Vomit
::
Vomit (n.)
Matter
that is
vomited;
esp.,
matter
ejected
from the
stomach
through
the
mouth..
Mouths
::
Mouths
(pl. ) of Mout.
Mouth
::
Mouth (n.) 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..
Scorpion
::
Scorpion
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
pulmonate
arachnids
of the order
Scorpiones,
having
a
suctorial
mouth,
large
claw-bearing
palpi,
and a
caudal
sting..
Bottle
::
Bottle
(n.) A
hollow
vessel,
usually
of glass or
earthenware
(but
formerly
of
leather),
with a
narrow
neck or
mouth,
for
holding
liquids..
Polystome
::
Polystome
(a.)
Having
many
mouths.
Bell
::
Bell (v. t.) To make
bell-mouthed;
as, to bell a
tube..
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