英和和英

In the mouth

the condition of coming from one's own mouth

to become the talk of people―be talked about by people

utter in unison

utter

make a passing reference

protrude one's lips

the area under the nose

His mouth is awry.

the appearance of the outside of one's mouth

put a hand to one's mouth

You are hard to please in the matter of food.

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

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

to shut one's mouth

put anything in one's mouth

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

the act of swallowing after having put something into the mouth

break into a conversation

to hold something in the mouth

of a food, to be crisp

to stop an opening

His tongue is older than he is.

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

the lower lip of something having a pair of lips

to pamper one's taste

extraoral

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

to vomit

to condescend―humble oneself