mouthful
(mo̵ut̸h′fo̵ol′)
noun pl. mouthfuls
- as much as the mouth can hold
- as much as is usually taken into the mouth at one time
- a small amount, esp. of food
- Informal a long word or group of words hard to say
- Slang a pertinent, important, or correct remark: chiefly in
See mouthful in American Heritage Dictionary 4
noun- The amount of food or other material that can be placed or held in the mouth at one time.
- A small amount to be tasted or eaten.
- A long word, name, or phrase that is difficult to pronounce.
- An important or perceptive remark: You said a mouthful!
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