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unmouthed

unmouthed is the simple past and past participle of unmouth.

Meaning of unmouth

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

Adjective

unmouthed (not comparable)

  1. Not mouthed; unspoken.
    • I could have sworn that as we connected in that final moment, there were unmouthed words that passed between us. But the words were in a language I didn't speak.2004, James Judge, The Closest of Strangers

Questions about unmouthed

What does unmouthed mean?
Unmouthed means not mouthed; unspoken.
What is unmouthed the simple past and past participle of?
Unmouthed is the simple past and past participle of unmouth.
What part of speech is unmouthed?
Unmouthed is an adjective.

Words near unmouthed in the dictionary

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

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Adapted from Wiktionary: unmouthed (page history and authors); unmouth (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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