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Meaning of mouth bow
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mouth bow (n)
a small lyre-shaped musical instrument that is placed between the teeth and played by twanging a wire tongue while changing the shape of the mouth cavity
mouth bow Sentence Examples
- The anglerfish lured its prey with its glowing mouth bow, a beacon of deception.
- The archerfish launched a powerful jet of water from its mouth bow, stunning its target.
- The seahorse's mouth bow extended into a long, tubular snout, perfect for sucking up tiny creatures.
- The deep-sea anglerfish's mouth bow concealed a glowing lure to attract potential meals.
- The pistol shrimp created a deafening snap by closing its mouth bow with lightning speed.
- The clownfish's iridescent mouth bow danced in the sunlight, attracting the attention of potential mates.
- The jellyfish's mouth bow gently opened and closed, filtering plankton from the water.
- The surgeonfish deftly used its mouth bow to scrape algae from rocks.
- The pufferfish's mouth bow expanded to a massive size, deterring potential predators.
- The hammerhead shark's wide mouth bow allowed it to sweep up prey items with ease.
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a small lyre-shaped musical instrument that is placed between the teeth and played by twanging a wire tongue while changing the shape of the mouth cavity
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The anglerfish lured its prey with its glowing mouth bow, a beacon of deception.
The archerfish launched a powerful jet of water from its mouth bow, stunning its target.
The seahorse's mouth bow extended into a long, tubular snout, perfect for sucking up tiny creatures.
The deep-sea anglerfish's mouth bow concealed a glowing lure to attract potential meals.
