Associations to the word «Mouthful»
Noun
- Spat
- Chewing
- Stew
- Swallow
- Chew
- Spitting
- Bread
- Ate
- Coughing
- Spit
- Tasting
- Soup
- Biscuit
- Spoon
- Saliva
- Sip
- Sandwich
- Flask
- Toast
- Canteen
- Steak
- Snatch
- Brandy
- Tooth
- Bite
- Choke
- Appetite
- Dirt
- Meat
- Mutton
- Cheese
- Seawater
- Chocolate
- Noodle
- Knuckle
- Grit
- Relish
- Kayla
- Hamburger
- Pie
- Digestion
- Crouch
- Pork
- Wine
- Vodka
- Food
- Coffee
- Ale
- Cake
- Fork
- Meal
- Liquor
- Sausage
- Grass
- Grub
- Bacon
- Jelly
- Beef
- Gum
- Throat
- Goblet
- Dripping
- Stomach
- Scoop
- Hunger
- Salad
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
MOUTHFUL, noun. The amount that will fit in a mouth.
MOUTHFUL, noun. (slang) Quite a bit.
MOUTHFUL, noun. Something difficult to pronounce or say.
MOUTHFUL, noun. A tirade of abusive language (especially in the term "give someone a mouthful")
MOUTHFUL OF MARBLES, noun. (idiomatic) An indistinct, muffled or garbled manner of speaking.
Dictionary definition
MOUTHFUL, noun. The quantity that can be held in the mouth.
MOUTHFUL, noun. A small amount eaten or drunk; "take a taste--you'll like it".
Wise words
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