mouth hole (Meaning)
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mouth hole (n)
a hole (as in a ski mask) for the mouth
Synonyms & Antonyms of mouth hole
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mouth hole Sentence Examples
- The astronaut's helmet had a clear mouth hole to allow for communication and breathing.
- The diving mask covered my face, but the mouth hole enabled me to breathe easily underwater.
- The trickster's mask hid his face, leaving only a small slit for a mouth hole.
- The puppet's mouth hole moved realistically as the puppeteer spoke through it.
- The fish's mouth hole was filled with sharp teeth, a fearsome sight when it opened wide.
- The dragon's mouth hole emitted flames, casting an eerie glow upon the surrounding darkness.
- As the surgeon prepared for the procedure, he instructed the patient to keep his mouth hole wide open.
- The ventriloquist's dummy's mouth hole opened and closed seamlessly as if it were speaking on its own.
- The newborn baby had a tiny mouth hole, just big enough for the mother's nipple.
- The vase had an intricate mouth hole, decorated with delicate carvings and patterns.
FAQs About the word mouth hole
a hole (as in a ski mask) for the mouth
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No antonyms found.
The astronaut's helmet had a clear mouth hole to allow for communication and breathing.
The diving mask covered my face, but the mouth hole enabled me to breathe easily underwater.
The trickster's mask hid his face, leaving only a small slit for a mouth hole.
The puppet's mouth hole moved realistically as the puppeteer spoke through it.
