mouth

Related words

• Mund

  mouth

• Maul

  mouth

• Oberlippe

  The upper lip is the upper part of the lip, located above the mouth.

• Kaugummikugel

  Gumball

• Äser

  Mouthpart (in insects)

• Magensonde

  A gastric tube is a tube inserted through the nose or mouth into the stomach to deliver food, medication, or to drain stomach contents.

• Spülung

  A flush is the process of cleaning or rinsing something with liquid.

• Volksetymologie

  Folk etymology

• Belche

  Belch is a colloquial term for a burp, the involuntary or voluntary release of air from the stomach through the mouth.

• Metallgeschmack

  Metallic taste

• Mundstück

  mouthpiece

• Sprachrohr

  Mouthpiece

• Gaum

  Mouth, palate

• Breitmaulnashorn

  The white rhinoceros is one of the two remaining species of rhinoceros in Africa, known for its wide mouth adapted for grazing.

• Mündlein

  Little mouth

• Mündchen

  Little mouth

• Kindermund

  Child's mouth

• Zentralvokal

  A central vowel is a vowel sound in which the tongue is positioned neither particularly in the front nor in the back of the mouth.

• Mund-zu-Mund-Beatmung

  Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is a form of artificial ventilation in which air is blown into the lungs of a person who is not breathing.

• Gosch

  Mouth (derogatory)

• Gusche

  Mouth (slang, often derogatory)

• Gosche

  Mouth (derogatory)

• Futterluke

  Mouth (slang)

• Geifer

  Slaver refers to excessive salivation, often accompanied by excitement or anger.

• Silberlöffel

  Silver spoon

• Mäulchen

  Little mouth

• Goldlöffelchen

  Silver spoon

• Drachin

  Drachin is an old German term for vermouth.

• Flus

  Aphthous ulcer, mouth ulcer

• Verdauungstrakt

  digestive tract

• Trense

  A snaffle is a part of a horse's bridle that lies in the mouth and is used for control.

• Fieberblase

  A cold sore is a small, painful blister that usually appears on the lips or near the mouth and is caused by the herpes simplex virus.

• blasen

  To blow means to expel air or another substance forcefully from the mouth or a device.

• schnappen

  To snatch means to grab something quickly or to snap with the mouth.

• schlechtreden

  To badmouth

• schlechtmachen

  To badmouth, to denigrate

• ausspülen

  Rinse

• ausspucken

  To spit out means to eject something from the mouth, often saliva or something unwanted.

• herziehen

  To badmouth, to criticize

• ins Fettnäpfchen treten

  To put one's foot in one's mouth

• von der Hand in den Mund leben

  To live from hand to mouth

• jemandem in die Suppe spucken

  Throw a wrench in someone's plans

• entfahren

  to slip out

• aboral

  Aboral

• vorgehalten

  Held up, presented

• butterweich

  buttery soft

• mürb

  Tender, crumbly

• Wermut

  Vermouth

• Maul

  Muzzle (animal), mouth (derogatory)

• Zahnfleisch

  The gums are the tissue that surrounds the teeth in the mouth.

• Mund

  Mouth

Example sentences with “mouth”

1. Open your mouth. (Öffne deinen Mund.)

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