"Mouth" Example Sentences
1. She opened her mouth to speak.
2. The dog had food all over its mouth.
3. I could see the wound in her mouth.
4. He kissed her on the mouth.
5. She smiled, showing her perfect, pearly white mouth.
6. The dentist examined the inside of my mouth.
7. The dentist gave me a mouth guard.
8. I have a mouthful of cotton.
9. She spoke through gritted teeth and clenched mouth.
10. I noticed blood in his mouth.
11. The doctor used a tongue depressor to check my mouth.
12. The dentist said I had a mouthful of cavities.
13. I rinsed my mouth with the antiseptic mouthwash.
14. I have a bad taste in my mouth.
15. She had a big, gaping mouth like a fish.
16. I locked my mouth and refused to eat the food.
17. Blood and saliva were dripping from his mouth.
18. I could feel something wriggling in my mouth.
19. I tried to keep a straight face and firm mouth.
20. The doctor pulled out the tick from the child's mouth.
21. The fabric stuck to the wet inside of my mouth.
22. She spoke rapidly, fire spitting from her mouth.
23. He has a small, thin-lipped mouth.
24. She wore braces to straighten her teeth and align her mouth.
25. His mouth was filled with plaque and tartar.
26. My mouth was dry from thirst.
27. I kept my mouth shut and refused to speak.
28. Her mouth opened in a silent scream.
29. He opened his gaping mouth to eat the food.
30. I washed the foul taste from my mouth.
31. The rock band sang with wide-open mouths.
32. I shoved some crackers into my mouth to stop the nausea.
33. She held her hand over her mouth, stifling a laugh.
34. I could feel the cuts on the inside of my mouth.
35. He said something unintelligible from the side of his mouth.
36. I swallowed the lump in my mouth.
37. Smoke poured from the crackling fireplace and filled my mouth.
38. The dentist numbed my mouth before the procedure.
39. I clamped my mouth shut to stop the flow of words.
40. The dentist excavated the decay from my mouth.
41. He had a pure, innocent smile and fresh mouth.
42. I felt sick to my stomach but held it together with a firm mouth.
43. I rinsed the sour taste from my mouth.
44. I bit my tongue to keep from saying something I would regret.
45. She felt better after crying her eyes and mouth dry.
46. I could feel the infection swelling inside my mouth.
47. He spat the food from his mouth in disgust.
48. I couldn't open my mouth due to the swelling.
49. My mouth and throat were so dry I could hardly speak.
50. I could see the cigarette staining his foul-smelling mouth.
51. My lower lip began to quiver and my mouth tightened.
52. His mouth hung open in complete shock.
53. I bit my lip and kept my mouth shut.
54. The doctor examined the abrasions inside my mouth.
55. I held the wad of gauze against the wound in my mouth.
56. I have felt nothing but bitterness on my tongue and in my mouth.
57. She clamped her hand over her mouth to stop the scream.
58. I held my mouth closed and refused to make a sound.
59. I could feel the soreness all over the inside of my mouth.
60. The dentist stitched up the tear inside my mouth.
Common Phases
1. Shut your
mouth! - Used to tell someone to be quiet in an impolite way.
2. Keep your
mouth shut. - Tell someone not to speak or reveal a secret.
3. Out of one's
mouth - Directly spoken by someone.
4. Put a sock in your
mouth. - Tell someone to be quiet in a slightly rude way.
5. Hold your tongue. - Refrain from speaking.
6. Run off at the
mouth. - Speak excessively or say too much.
7. Speak out of both sides of one's
mouth. - Say contradictory things.
8. Speak without thinking. - Talk impulsively without considering the consequences.
9. Put words into someone's
mouth. - Wrongly attribute words or opinions to someone.
10. Eat one's words. - Take back something one has said before.
11. Hold one's tongue. -Refrain from speaking.
12. Keep a stiff upper lip. - Remain calm and composed in difficult situations.
13. Have a word on the tip of one's tongue. - Unable to remember a particular word.
14. Be at a loss for words. - Unable to think of what to say.
15. Bite one's tongue. - Refrain from speaking to avoid saying something impolite.
16. Taste something bitter. - Experience something unpleasant or disappointing.
17. Taste something sweet. - Experience something pleasant and satisfying.
18. Get something off one's chest. - Express something one has been holding inside.
19. Put a sock in it. - Tell someone to be quiet in an impolite way.
20. Talk off the top of one's head. - Speak without preparation or forethought.