American Dictionary
Definition mouth in American English
mouth verb
[transitive] verb
/maʊð/
Synonyms and related words
2
to say something without really meaning or understanding what you say
Example
You listen to the same people mouthing platitudes about our educational system being the best in the world.
Synonyms and related words

Related Words
Words related to mouth:
a taste in your mouth (phrase)
a hungry mouth (to feed) (phrase)
badmouth (verb)
be all mouth (phrase)
be born with a silver spoon in your mouth (phrase)
big mouth (phrase)
butter wouldn’t melt in someone’s mouth (phrase)
look a gift horse in the mouth (phrase)
down in the mouth (phrase)
foam at the mouth (phrase)
foot-and-mouth disease (noun)
from the horse’s mouth (phrase)
full on the etc. (phrase)
hand-to-mouth (adjective, adverb)
hoof-and-mouth disease (noun)
keep your mouth shut (phrase)
live from hand to mouth (phrase)
melt in your mouth (phrase)
mouth (noun)
mouth (verb)
mouth breather (noun)
mouth off (phrasal verb)
mouth organ (noun)
mouth-to-mouth resuscitation (noun)
mouthwatering (adjective)
open your mouth (phrase)
potty mouth (noun)
put words into someone’s mouth (phrase)
put your foot in your mouth (phrase)
put your money where your mouth is (phrase)
shoot your mouth off (phrase)
shut your (phrase)
straight from the horse’s mouth (phrase)
watch your mouth (phrase)
(with) your heart in your mouth (phrase)
word of mouth (phrase)