flap-mouthed Antonyms
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Meaning of flap-mouthed
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flap-mouthed (a.)
Having broad, hangling lips.
flap-mouthed Sentence Examples
- The audience sat flap-mouthed as the magician levitated a table before their very eyes.
- The politician's speech left everyone flap-mouthed, as she revealed damning secrets about her opponents.
- The student stood flap-mouthed before the principal, unable to explain why he had been skipping class.
- The newsanchor was left flap-mouthed when the president made a startling announcement live on air.
- The witness was flap-mouthed during the trial, unable to articulate the horrifying events he had witnessed.
- The gossipmonger spread rumors flap-mouthed, eagerly sharing every juicy tidbit she could glean.
- The moviegoer was left flap-mouthed by the shocking twist ending that left him reeling.
- The lawyer stood flap-mouthed before the jury, desperately trying to salvage his client's case.
- The hypochondriac was left flap-mouthed after his doctor diagnosed him with a rare and debilitating disease.
- The teenager was flap-mouthed when his crush finally asked him out, leaving him speechless with surprise and delight.
FAQs About the word flap-mouthed
Having broad, hangling lips.
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The audience sat flap-mouthed as the magician levitated a table before their very eyes.
The politician's speech left everyone flap-mouthed, as she revealed damning secrets about her opponents.
The student stood flap-mouthed before the principal, unable to explain why he had been skipping class.
The newsanchor was left flap-mouthed when the president made a startling announcement live on air.
