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mouthsoaping

mouthsoaping is the alternative form of mouth soaping.

mouthsoaping is the present participle and gerund of mouthsoap.

Meaning of mouth soaping

Noun

mouth soaping (usually uncountable, plural mouth soapings)

  1. (usually) The act of forcing soap into a person's mouth as punishment, typically for using foul language or for something else related to speech, such as lying.
    • Applications of justice may range all the way from mouth soaping to murder; many different situations call for different forms of justice.1967, John Cunyus Hodges, Harbrace College Handbook, page 388

Meaning of mouthsoap

Verb

mouthsoap (third-person singular simple present mouthsoaps, present participle mouthsoaping, simple past and past participle mouthsoaped)

  1. To force someone, typically a child, to taste soap as a punishment for using obscene language or similar misbehavior.

Forms of mouthsoaping

pluralmouthsoapings

Questions about mouthsoaping

What is mouthsoaping the alternative form of?
Mouthsoaping is the alternative form of mouth soaping.

Words near mouthsoaping in the dictionary

  1. mouths off
  2. mouths the words
  3. mouthsful
  4. mouthshot
  5. mouthsoap
  6. mouthsoaping
  7. mouthsome
  8. mouthsore
  9. mouthsores
  10. mouthstick
  11. mouthsticks

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Adapted from Wiktionary: mouthsoaping (page history and authors); mouth soaping (page history and authors); mouthsoap (page history and authors). Text available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license. Word.ws reformatted the entry and added links. Wiktionary data of 2026-09-02.

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