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mouthed

UK
/maʊðd/
US
/maʊðd/

Translations

mouthedpast participle
UK
/maʊðd/
US
/maʊðd/
Used postpositively or in compounds to describe the state or action of the mouth, e.g., "open-mouthed", "he stood open-mouthed".
Synonyms
lipped
lip-synced
silently mouthed
silently said
spoken silently
uttered silently
formed with the lips
whispered
mouthedadjective
UK
/maʊðd/
US
/maʊðd/
The child stood there, mouthed in awe at the magician's tricks.
Ребенок стоял там, разинутый от удивления фокусами мага.
The fish is known for its large, mouthed appearance.
Эта рыба известна своим крупным, губастым видом.
Synonyms
mimed
gestured
voiceless
unspoken
silent
mouthverb

mouthed

Past Simple

mouthed
Past Simple
mouthed
Past Participle
mouthing
Gerund
UK
/maʊθ/
US
/maʊθ/
говорить беззвучно
She mouthed 'thank you' across the room.
Она беззвучно сказала 'спасибо' через комнату.
Synonyms
speak
utter
enunciate
pronounce
articulate

Definitions

mouthedpast participle
With the mouth in a specified position or expression, especially open.
The audience sat there open-mouthed, unable to believe what they had heard.
mouthedadjective
Having a specified type of mouth or mouth expression.
The wide-mouthed jar was perfect for storing cookies.
Expressing oneself in a specified manner, often used in combination.
The loud-mouthed politician was known for his controversial statements.
mouthverb
To form words with the lips without making any sound.
She mouthed the words 'thank you' across the noisy room.
To speak or express something in a way that is insincere or without understanding.
He mouthed the company's values during the meeting, but his actions showed otherwise.
Of an animal, to bite, chew, or play with (something) using the mouth without necessarily eating it.
The foal mouthed the bit nervously.
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