open-mouthed (Meaning)

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open-mouthed (a.)

Having the mouth open; gaping; hence, greedy; clamorous.

The audience sat open-mouthed as the magician effortlessly pulled a rabbit out of his hat.
The child stared open-mouthed at the towering skyscraper, its windows reaching far into the sky.
She stood open-mouthed in the courtroom, unable to believe the shocking verdict.
The students listened open-mouthed to the professor's captivating lecture.
The tourists gazed open-mouthed at the breathtaking vista from the mountaintop.
He was so astonished by the news that he was left open-mouthed for several moments.
The painting hung open-mouthed on the wall, a testament to the artist's skill.
The dog barked open-mouthed at the intruder, its teeth bared in a fierce warning.
The child marveled open-mouthed at the intricate workings of the clock.
The politician's speech left the crowd open-mouthed, inspired and amazed by his eloquence.

Having the mouth open; gaping; hence, greedy; clamorous.

awestricken, amazed, marveling, astonished, awed, surprised, bewildered, wondering, marvelling,dumfounded

uninterested, unimpressed, impassive, indifferent, impassive, uninterested, disinterested, disinterested, unconcerned, unconcerned

The audience sat open-mouthed as the magician effortlessly pulled a rabbit out of his hat.

The child stared open-mouthed at the towering skyscraper, its windows reaching far into the sky.

She stood open-mouthed in the courtroom, unable to believe the shocking verdict.

The students listened open-mouthed to the professor's captivating lecture.