英和和英

to swallow anything at a mouthful―make a mouthful of anything

It has a wide mouth extending from ear to ear.

It escaped my lips.

One is in open-mouthed wonder

of a food, to be crisp

His tongue is older than he is.

to stare with one's mouth open―gape （at anything）

the act of swallowing after having put something into the mouth

They are gazing with their mouths open.

to starve―lose one's means of livelihood―lose one's position

saliva spilling from the mouth

to vomit

He is staring with his mouth open―with open mouth.

to pout one's lips

His mouth is awry.

She gave him a belt in the mouth.

They extol him to the skies―They are loud in his praises―warm in his praises.

to open one's mouth wide―gape

None of your mouth!

a gaping grimace

to mumble

They all applauded in a chorus―in a concert.

lose one's speech

clap a hand over one's mouth

I couldn't help butting in.

the act of holding chopsticks in one's mouth

He firmly shut his mouth.

to say too many unnecessary things

to wash the inside the mouth

an object whose mouth opening is narrow