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1. (n.) mouthful
the amount a mouth can hold.
2. mouthful
the amount taken into the mouth at one time.
3. mouthful
a spoken remark of great truth, relevance, etc.
4. mouthful
a long word or phrase, esp. one that is hard to pronounce.
Etymology: (1885–90,
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| Definition of 'mouthful' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) mouthful
the quantity that can be held in the mouth
2. (noun) taste, mouthful
a small amount eaten or drunk
"take a taste--you'll like it"
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1. (noun) mouthful
an amount of food or liquid in your mouth
a mouthful of pasta
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| Definition of 'mouthful' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) mouthful
as much as is usually put into the mouth at one time
2. (noun) mouthful
hence, a small quantity
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Sense: as much as fills the mouth
a mouthful of soup; He ate the cake in two mouthfuls.
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 Afrikaans: mondvol |
 Arabic: مِلْء الفَم |
 Bulgarian: хапка |
 Brazilian: bocado |
 Czech: lok, sousto |
 German: Mundvoll |
 Danish: mundfuld |
 Greek: μπουκιά |
 Spanish: bocado, trago |
 Estonian: suutäis |
 Farsi: دهن پر |
 Finnish: suuntäysi |
 French: gorgée, bouchée |
 Hebrew: כָּמוּת גְדוֹלָה |
 Hindi: कौर, ग्रास |
 Croatian: puna usta |
 Hungarian: egy falás (étel) |
 Indonesian: suapan |
 Icelandic: munnfylli |
 Italian: boccata, boccone |
 Japanese: 一口 |
 Korean: 한 입 가득 |
 Lithuanian: gurkšnis, kąsnis, kiek bu |
 Latvian: malks; kumoss |
 Malay: suapan |
 Dutch: hap |
 Norwegian: munnfull |
 Polish: łyk, kęs |
 Persian: دهن پر |
 Pashto: ډکه خوله |
 Portuguese: bocado |
 Romanian: gură, îmbucătură |
 Russian: полный рот |
 Slovak: plné ústa; hlt |
 Slovenian: zalogaj |
 Serbian: puna usta |
 Swedish: munfull, munsbit, tugga |
 Thai: เต็มปาก |
 Turkish: ağız dolusu |
 Taiwanese: 滿口 |
 Ukrainian: ковток; повний рот |
 Urdu: منہ بھر مقدار |
 Vietnamese: miếng đầy mồm |
 Chinese: 满口 |
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