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mouthsnounpl. of mouth the opening through which food passes into the body of an animalthe baby chicks opened their mouths very wide and chirped piteously when their mother came back with worms chops, gobs(chiefly British), kissers(slang), mugs, pieholes(or pie holes, slang), traps(slang), yaps(slang) countenances, faces, pusses(slang), visagesmuzzlesjaws, mandibles, maxillae(or maxillas)gullets, maws a twisting of the facial features in disgust or disapprovalthe boy usually makes a mouth when he gets an injection faces, frowns, grimaces, lowers(also lours), moues, mows, mugs, pouts, scowls, snoots flinches, squinches, wincesgrowls, snarlsrictuses, simpers, smirksscoffs, sneersglares, glowers, looks, stares grins, laughs, smiles a person who speaks for another or for a groupthe press secretary is the official mouth of the administration mouthpieces, point men, point people, prophets, speakers, spokesmen, spokespeople spokesmodels, spokeswomenfronts, promoters, shillscommunicators, sayers, talkersagents, ambassadors, delegates, emissaries, envoys, representatives to distort one's facewhen her mother told her to mind, the little girl mouthed insolently and rolled her eyes grimaces, mugs poutscontorts, deforms, twists, warpsfrowns, glares, glooms, glowers, lowers(also lours), scowlsgapes, gazes, ogles, staresgrowls, snarls, sneerssimpers, smirks makes a face(or makes faces), pulls a face beams, grins, smiles to speak softly and unclearlythe prompter mouthed the forgotten words under his breath chunters(British), grunts, mumbles, murmurs, mutters babbles, blabs, chatters, drivels, gabbles, gibbers, jabbers, maunders, prattles, ramblesbreathes, gasps, pants, whispersbuzzes speaks out, speaks up articulates, enunciates |