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unmouth

unmouth verb: to remove from one's mouth.

Verb

unmouth (third-person singular simple present unmouths, present participle unmouthing, simple past and past participle unmouthed)

  1. (transitive) To remove from one's mouth.
    • The elderly man, who had necessarily unmouthed the dagger to achieve this articulateness, smiled disarmingly.2010, Michael Innes, Honeybath's Haven, page 28

Forms of unmouth

third-person singular presentunmouths
present participleunmouthing
past participleunmouthed
pastunmouthed

Origin of unmouth

From un- + mouth.

Questions about unmouth

What does unmouth mean?
Unmouth means to remove from one's mouth.
What part of speech is unmouth?
Unmouth is a verb.
What is the past tense of unmouth?
The past tense of unmouth is unmouthed.

Words near unmouth in the dictionary

  1. unmournable
  2. unmourned
  3. unmournful
  4. unmourning
  5. unmoustached
  6. unmouth
  7. unmouthable
  8. unmouthed
  9. unmouthing
  10. unmouths
  11. unmovability

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