Mouth

mowth, n. the opening in the head of an animal by which eats and utters sound opening or entrance, as of a bottle, river, the instrument of speaking a speaker pi. Mouths (mou/Az). [A.S. ninth found in all the Teut languages, as in Ger. innnd, Dut. mom/.] Mouth, mow/A, v.t. to utter with a voice overloud or swelling.—n Mouth'er, an affected speaker. Mouthed, mowMd. adj. having a mouth. Mouthful, mowth'fool, «. as much as the mouth a small quantity \~pl. Mouth'fulS. Mouthte . mowth'] es, adj without a mouth. Mouthpiece, mowth'pes, the piece of a musical instrument for the mouth one who speaks for others. Movable, mCOv'a-bl, adj that may be moved lifted, not fixed changing from one time to another. ado. Mov'ably —us Mov'ablene , Movabil'ity.