英和和英

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

to taste food or drink

the action of puckering one's mouth

to interfere in a matter

to shut one's mouth

to rinse one's mouth

to offer one a position―（芸者なら）―call a geisha

to stop an opening

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

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

shut one's mouth

to say something

protrude one's lips

to mumble

to speak―talk

to pout one's lips―make a pout―make a lip

a curl of one's lip

make a slip of the tongue

to pout

utter

the degree of chatting

to kiss one's lips

put a hand to one's mouth

to open one's mouth wide―gape

to break the ice―broach the subject

to live―keep one

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

in a breath―in a chorus―in a concert

to open and close one's mouth repeatedly

the distinctive way in which a person speaks