英和和英

It has a wide mouth extending from ear to ear.

to take anything in one's mouth

His mouth is awry.

lose one's speech

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

One is in open-mouthed wonder

He is a glib talker.

something that has a small mouth

He is slow of speech.

My mouth is roughened.

He lisps.

You are hard to please in the matter of food.

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

of a food, to be crisp

to say too many unnecessary things

the condition of being eloquent

to pout one's lips

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

The mouth is ulcerated.

My tongue slipped.

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

unutterable contempt

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

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

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

A pretext is never wanting.

to open one's mouth wide―gape

He speaks fast

the action of puckering one's mouth

the appearance of the outside of one's mouth