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Definition of mouth
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Mouth (n.) The
opening
of a piece of
ordnance,
through
which it is
discharged..
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Coleoptera
::
Coleoptera
(n. pl.) An order of
insects
having
the
anterior
pair of wings
(elytra)
hard and
horny,
and
serving
as
coverings
for the
posterior
pair, which are
membranous,
and
folded
transversely
under the
others
when not in use. The mouth parts form two pairs of jaws
(mandibles
and
maxillae)
adapted
for
chewing.
Most of the
Coleoptera
are known as
beetles
and
weevils..
Bouch
::
Bouch (n.) A
mouth.
Laugh
::
Laugh (v. i.) To show
mirth,
satisfaction,
or
derision,
by
peculiar
movement
of the
muscles
of the face,
particularly
of the
mouth,
causing
a
lighting
up of the face and eyes, and
usually
accompanied
by the
emission
of
explosive
or
chuckling
sounds
from the chest and
throat;
to
indulge
in
laughter..
Mouth
::
Mouth (v. t.) To make
mouths
at.
Splaymouth
::
Splaymouths
(pl. ) of
Splaymout.
Premaxilla
::
Premaxilla
(n.) A bone on
either
side of the
middle
line
between
the nose and
mouth,
forming
the
anterior
part of each half of the upper
jawbone;
the
intermaxilla.
In man the
premaxillae
become
united
and form the
incisor
part of the
maxillary
bone..
Breakwater
::
Breakwater
(n.) Any
structure
or
contrivance,
as a mole, or a wall at the mouth of a
harbor,
to break the force of
waves,
and
afford
protection
from their
violence..
Sputter
::
Sputter
(v. i.) To spit, or to emit
saliva
from the mouth in
small,
scattered
portions,
as in rapid
speaking..
Kettle
::
Kettle
(n.) A
metallic
vessel,
with a wide
mouth,
often
without
a
cover,
used for
heating
and
boiling
water or other
liguids..
Ciliata
::
Ciliata
(n. pl.) One of the
orders
of
Infusoria,
characterized
by
having
cilia.
In some
species
the cilia cover the body
generally,
in
others
they form a band
around
the
mouth..
Ferrule
::
Ferrule
(n.) A
bushing
for
expanding
the end of a flue to
fasten
it
tightly
in the tube
plate,
or for
partly
filling
up its
mouth..
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) To
swallow;
especially,
to
swallow
with
greediness,
or in large
mouthfuls
or
quantities..
Vomit
::
Vomit (v. t.) To throw up; to eject from the
stomach
through
the
mouth;
to
disgorge;
to puke; to spew out; -- often
followed
by up or out.
Lingua
::
Lingua
(n.) A
median
process
of the
labium,
at the under side of the mouth in
insects,
and
serving
as a
tongue..
Squiggle
::
Squiggle
(v. i.) To shake and wash a fluid about in the mouth with the lips
closed.
Delta
::
Delta (n.) A tract of land
shaped
like the
letter
delta (/),
especially
when the land is
alluvial
and
inclosed
between
two or more
mouths
of a
river;
as, the delta of the
Ganges,
of the Nile, or of the
Mississippi..
Postoral
::
Postoral
(a.)
Situated
behind,
or
posterior
to, the
mouth..
Mustache
::
Mustache
(n.) That part of the beard which grows on the upper lip; hair left
growing
above the
mouth.
Peristome
::
Peristome
(n.) The
membrane
surrounding
the mouth of an
invertebrate
animal.
Head
::
Head (n.) The
anterior
or
superior
part of an
animal,
containing
the
brain,
or chief
ganglia
of the
nervous
system,
the
mouth,
and in the
higher
animals,
the chief
sensory
organs;
poll;
cephalon..
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