口を尖らして言うの英語

to give a loose to one's tongue

to say as if in the habit of saying

to din in one's ears―keep dinning in one's ears

to falter out something

to say

the act of delivering a prologue

to talk at random

He held his tongue―held his peace.

to talk in a disguised voice

He is indiscreet.

a person who speaks with eloquence and fluency

open one's lips

a prologist

to speak through the nose―have a nasal twang―snuffle―have the snuffles

to continue to speak

the act of talking in whispers

the act of telling orally

to cause a person to remain silent when they desire to speak

He said so in an angry voice―in a vehement tone.

the act of stating something orally

to give a loose to one's tongue

I spoke in a whisper―in a hushed voice―under my breath.

to mumble out something

protrude one's lips

to mumble out something

She faltered as she spoke―faltered out something.

to pucker up one's mouth―purse up one's lips

to inform one by word of mouth

Chattering teeth

words uttered that express exactly how one feels