mouthful
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plural mouth·fuls.
- : the amount a mouth can hold.
- : the amount taken into the mouth at one time.
- : a small quantity.
- : Informal. a spoken remark of great truth, relevance, effectiveness, etc.: You said a mouthful!
- : a long word or group of words, especially one that is hard to pronounce.
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A mouthful of ingredients goes into making Greenies dental treats, which have been manufactured in Kansas City since 1996.
With that in mind, some of the best dental chews for dogs are made with a mouthful of chemical compounds and vitamins designed to offer healthy benefits.
Between mouthfuls of sandwich, he swore we’d end up packing everything growing out back anyway—there wasn’t really a point to tending them now.
When that time comes, each mouthful proves worth the anticipation — lusciously creamy and fresh, with a delicate hint of vanilla and lemon zest.
He took a final mouthful of orange soda and glanced back at his girlfriend, Hutchins.
It was 4:30 in the morning, I had a mouthful of blood and raw chicken and it just—you get yourself into a very strange place.
The Swedish plane has got a mouthful of a name: the JAS 39E Gripen.
It was a mouthful of a lesson, but after learning it once, you never had to memorize it again.
Food in Calabria was pride, self-sufficiency and community all mixed together in one mouthful.
Haggard was in a state of suppressed excitement, and he couldn't eat a mouthful.
He saw a large sheath-knife, and secured that in his own belt; then he took a mouthful of wine, and went to his post.