英和和英

You are hard to please in the matter of food.

the degree of chatting

to shut one's mouth

His mouth is awry.

the appearance of the outside of one's mouth

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

to have a position offered one―（芸者なら）―be offered an engagement―be called

the trap

He has a facile tongue―a glib tongue―the gift of the gab.

to put anything in one's mouth―feed a child from one's mouth

the condition of being eloquent

a mouth parched with thirst

the spout of a kettle

In the mouth

of a person's manner of speech, the characteristic of being eloquent

a thing which has a mouthpiece

to taste food or drink

a bung-hole

the mouth of a bottle

protrude one's lips

the action of puckering one's mouth

to speak―talk

a pursed mouth

utter

extraoral

He lisps.

to take anything in one's mouth

a pampered taste

the condition of coming from one's own mouth

to interfere in a matter