1. having a mouth of a specified kind
Usage: usually used in combination

1. past tense and past participle of mouth: to speak or pronounce words
2. past tense and past participle of mouth: to move the lips as if speaking without making sound

Examples

• The wide-mouthed jar was perfect for storing cookies.
• She was described as a foul-mouthed character in the play.
• He mouthed the words to the song during the performance.
• The actor mouthed his lines silently during rehearsal.
• The narrow-mouthed bottle made pouring difficult.
• She mouthed ‘thank you’ across the crowded room.
• The big-mouthed bass was caught near the dock.