| mouthful |
as much as the mouth is capable of containing. [4 definitions] |
| mouth off |
(slang) to speak obnoxiously. |
| mouth organ |
a harmonica. |
| mouthpart |
(usu. pl.) any of several mouth structures of arthropods that are specially adapted for grasping, biting, piercing, or sucking. |
| mouthpiece |
a part or extension of any apparatus, used in connection with the mouth, to transmit air, speech, sound, or the like. [4 definitions] |
| mouth-to-mouth |
of, pertaining to, or being a method to blow air directly into the lungs of someone who is not breathing on his or her own. |
| mouthwash |
a liquid for rinsing one's mouth and teeth in order to kill germs, remove breath odor, or treat teeth against decay. |
| mouthwatering |
so appetizing in smell, appearance, taste, or description as to activate one's salivary glands; tasty or delicious. |
| mouthy |
impudent or insolent in speaking. |
| mouton |
sheepskin or lambskin processed to resemble more expensive beaver or seal furs, usu. used for coats. |
| movable |
capable of being moved; not permanently fixed. [3 definitions] |
| move |
to change position or location. [15 definitions] |
| moveable |
combined form of move. |
| move back |
to move in a reverse direction. [4 definitions] |
| move in |
to become situated in a new home or place of business. [6 definitions] |
| moveless |
combined form of move. |
| movement |
change in position or location. [8 definitions] |
| move on |
to leave something behind, like a place, position, emotional state, or subject, and go elsewhere or forward. [2 definitions] |
| move out |
to leave a home or business and taking all one's things with one. [4 definitions] |
| move over |
to shift so as to make room for another. |
| mover |
a person or thing that moves. [3 definitions] |