mouth

mouth
1. plural - mouths; noun
1) (the opening in the head by which a human or animal eats and speaks or makes noises: What has the baby got in its mouth?) munn
2) (the opening or entrance eg of a bottle, river etc: the mouth of the harbour.) (flaske)åpning, (elve)munning
2. verb
(to move the lips as if forming (words), but without making any sound: He mouthed the words to me so that no-one could overhear.) forme ord med leppene
- mouth-organ
- mouthpiece
- mouthwash
munn
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snakke
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tale
I
subst. \/maʊθ\/
1) munn
his mouth watered
it sounds queer in your mouth
det låter underlig i din munn \/ det låter underlig når det kommer fra deg
2) grimase
she made a wry mouth
hun skar grimaser \/ hun geipet
3) munning, utløp, innløp, inngang, åpning
the mouth of a river
4) (bygg) sponhull, sponåpning
corner of the mouth munnvik
be down in the mouth henge med nebbet, henge med hodet, være nedfor
give mouth (om hund) gi hals
give mouth to ytre
have a big mouth være stor i kjeften
have a foul mouth være grov i munnen, være stygg i munnen (om hest, også have a hard mouth) være hard i munnen
have many mouths to feed ha mange munner å mette
have one's heart in one's mouth ha hjertet i halsen
be in everybody's mouth være på alles lepper
make mouths at skjære grimaser til, geipe til
mouth music ordløs sang, nynning
pull a wry mouth sette opp en sur mine, rynke på nesen
put one's foot in one's mouth sefoot, 1
put words into somebody's mouth legge ord i munnen på noen tillegge noen en uttalelse
shoot one's mouth off snakke for mye, la skravla gå kjefte, bruke munn
shut your mouth hold munn, hold kjeft
stop somebody's mouth stoppe munnen på noen, få noen til å holde munn
take the mouth (om hest) løpe løpsk
word of mouth seword
II
verb \/maʊħ\/
1) deklamere overdrevent, snakke affektert
2) (også mouth out) forme med leppene, hviske
3) berøre med leppene
4) smake på, ta i munnen
5) (om hest) kjøre inn, venne til bislet
6) geipe, skjære ansikter
7) sladre
mouth one's words smake på ordene

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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Synonyms:
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