mouthfuls

What you swallow

Mouthfuls is the plural of mouthful—the amount that fills or can fit in a mouth: She ate it in three mouthfuls.

A mouthful can also be something difficult to say: His last name is quite a mouthful.

In informal use, You said a mouthful means you've expressed something significant or exactly right.

bites

chomp

Loud, vigorous mouthwork

munch · nibble · morsel · bite-sized · gobble · devour · snarf · scarf · wolf down · gnaw

speech

tongue-twister

Phrase difficult to articulate quickly

diction · syllables · consonants · unpronounceable · jawbreaker · polysyllabic · mumble · stumble · garbled · verbose

overwhelming

choking

Blocked airway condition

crammed · packed · bulging · chipmunk · overflowing · bursting · struggling · excessive · unwieldy

satisfying

hearty

Warm and substantial

satiating · wholesome · rich · dense · satisfying · nutritious · comforting · warming · generous · ample

Categories
Opposites
quantity/portion size

mouthfulsnibbles

Takes small bites

morsels · crumbs · sips · specks · drops

presence/absence of content

mouthfulsempty

Holding nothing inside

nothing · emptiness · void · clean

Phrases
Family

mouthful

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G