Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- adj. Having a complete set of teeth. Used of cattle and other livestock.
- adj. Uttered loudly or noisily.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Pertaining to or issuing from a full mouth; produced by a mouth blowing to its utmost power.
- Having the mouth full of food.
- Having a full or strong voice or sound; uttering loud tones.
Examples
“Looks like it was full-mouthed, with lots of tongue.”
“Autumn smiled her impossibly perfect, big-toothed, full-mouthed grin.”
“Minnie to her much-prized Cousin Fred; and a loud welcome from the full-mouthed rector.”
“‘They are all extraordinarily sweet,’ said Siegmund to the full-mouthed scabious and the awkward, downcast ragwort.”
“Then mine host sputtering, with a full-mouthed laugh, said to his guest, By”
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“Yet she was a smooth-faced pink-cheeked adolescent, full-mouthed, her lips as red as lipstick but unpainted, not a line or mark on her velvety skin.”
“Green-eyed, curve-nosed, full-mouthed, framed in coils of mahogany hair, her face wasn't pretty, it was beautiful.”
“Diamond-studded tiara and crystal earrings framed the ruddy hair; but a few freckles across the snub nose redeemed that high-cheeked, full-mouthed, large-eyed face from queenliness.”
“Then, after a tenta'tive nibble, they gobbled avidly, with full-mouthed sounds of delight.”
“From the camp below broke the distant clamour of altercation, the full-mouthed curses of excited foreigners building up a structure of more strenuous argument.”
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