mouth (off) (Meaning)

mouth (off)

to talk in a loud, unpleasant, or rude way

The venomous snake bit its victim, its mouth overflowing with poison.
The child couldn't keep her mouth shut, chattering excitedly about her adventures.
The politician's speech left everyone with their mouths wide open in disbelief.
The doctor examined the patient's mouth, noting the swollen gums and bleeding.
The musician's mouth danced over the trumpet, producing beautiful melodies.
The angry customer shouted a mouthful of insults at the cashier.
The shy girl covered her mouth with her hand, embarrassed by her sudden burst of laughter.
The baby's mouth was full of teething crackers, leaving crumbs everywhere.
The hungry dog licked its mouth, anticipating the treat it was about to receive.
The surgeon carefully sutured the patient's mouth, ensuring a proper healing process.

to talk in a loud, unpleasant, or rude way

declaim, orate, talk,speak, announce, discourse, perorate, broadcast, rave, preach

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The venomous snake bit its victim, its mouth overflowing with poison.

The child couldn't keep her mouth shut, chattering excitedly about her adventures.

The politician's speech left everyone with their mouths wide open in disbelief.

The doctor examined the patient's mouth, noting the swollen gums and bleeding.