mouth's

Of the orifice

Mouth's is the possessive form of mouth, indicating something belonging to or associated with a mouth: The mouth's corners turned up in a smile.

It can also serve as a contraction of "mouth is" or "mouth has" in casual speech: His mouth's always getting him in trouble.

anatomical

lips

Mouth's outer edges

  • teethEnamel-covered chewing structures
  • tongueOral muscle for taste
  • gumsOral tissue surrounding teeth

palate · jaw · saliva · cavity · uvula · cheeks · throat · roof · floor · corners

speech

words

Units of language

articulation · accent · dialect · expression · statement · declaration · testimony · confession · opinion · gossip

consumption

bite

Pierce with teeth

appetite · hunger · feed · devour · savor · morsel · gulp · sip · mastication · ingestion

opening

entrance

Point of access

outlet · gateway · portal · doorway · access · rim · edge · brim · lip · cavity

river

estuary

Tidal mixing zone

tributary · bay · inlet · channel · harbor · basin · tidal · sediment · brackish · coastal

Opposites
body opening/orifice

mouth'sear's

Of the hearing organ

ears · eye's · eyes · nose's · skin's

entry vs. exit point

mouth'sstomach's

Of the digestive pouch

Phrases
Family

mouth, mouths, mouthed, mouthing, mouthy, mouthful, mouthfuls, mouthpiece, mouthpieces

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G