英和和英

put into words or an expression

the activity of expressing something in words

a theatrical play in which the actors don't use words but act only by gestures and facial expressions, called pantomime

one's words and looks

We clothe ideas in words.

the act of presenting a matter or thought with words

use slang or vulgar language

descriptive word or phrase

creating something by the use of speech and language

an act of communicating verbally

verbal abuse

a statement that represents something in words

a manner of speech

to express indirectly; to suggest

to consent without expressing words

a copycat who does not understand the words or acts being imitated

uttered through the medium of speech or characterized by speech

unnecessarily unclear and showy language or an intentionally confusing activity

to make someone tell something

the voice and facial countenance one has when speaking

the quality of being sharply disagreeable in language or tone

to speak in violent language―speak with vehemence

one's speech and appearance

to put into words

obscenity in speech or writing

the act of making something smooth

the careful use of intonation when giving a speech or lecture, called 'yokuyoutonza'

a language used for stating another language

betray by double-dealing

the action of using one's language and behavior in such a way as to create an air of suggestiveness