an opening or passage through which one can leave a place

The total number of people living in a specific area; the inhabitants of a country or city.

to import goods from abroad; imported

physical wound or cut; a place where skin or muscle has been broken by injury or surgery

a physical port, connector, or computer interface for data exchange or connection

a mouthful; a bite; a small amount of something consumed or the entire capacity of the mouth (e.g. of a smell or food)

to use something as an excuse or pretext; to use a false reason for doing or avoiding something; an excuse or pretext given to justify a behavior or state of affairs

to open one's mouth; to start to talk; to speak out or make a request

pocket on a piece of clothing

a rectangular area on a computer screen for displaying and processing specific information

entrance; doorway; gate; the area immediately outside a door or gate

the flavor of food, or a person's preference for certain tastes

The odor or air coming from a person's mouth.

a single breath; often used to symbolize a person's life or vitality

intersection or crossing where roads meet

port; harbor; coastal area with docking facilities for ships and cargo exchange

slogan; catchphrase; a short phrase used to promote a cause or publicize an idea

a regional or local accent; the distinctive way a person sounds when they speak

The business of buying and selling goods between countries; importation and exportation

entrance; entryway to a building, site, or road

(Hong Kong and Macau usage) bank account

a physical gap, breach, nick, or opening in an object; an indentation or notch

oral cavity; the inside of the mouth

A type of candy made with a gum base and flavorings that is meant to be chewed rather than swallowed; also called [[香口胶|香口膠|xiang1 kou3 jiao1]] or [[口胶|口膠|kou3 jiao1]].

the internal diameter of a circular opening, such as the bore of a gun, a pipe, or a telescope lens

an estuary or a river mouth where water flows into the sea

appetite; the desire for food

a port or station for international trade; a transit point for people and goods at a border, such as a harbor, airport, or train station

saliva; spit

To take medicine by mouth

notch; incision; slit; gash

the middle of the chest; specifically the pit of the stomach or the area at the lower end of the breastbone

a message delivered by word of mouth

an oral confession or statement given during questioning; testimony or affidavit provided by a suspect or witness

lipstick; cosmetic product used to add color and shine to the lips; also called [[唇膏|唇膏|chun2 gao1]] or [[口脂|口脂|kou3 zhi1]]

to stop talking; often used as an impolite command to tell someone to be quiet

Personally (saying, eating, or tasting something) with one's own mouth

texture of food or drink in the mouth; mouthfeel; flavor

public reputation or praise; commonly held opinions or word of mouth regarding someone or something

spoken or colloquial language, as opposed to the written language

a pass or gateway located at a strategic point or border crossing

oral; spoken; verbal; describes something expressed in words rather than in writing

a gap or breach made in a defensive line

a hygiene product worn over the mouth and nose to filter out dust, germs, or cold air

a physical or logical interface on a computer or electronic device used to connect with external equipment or networks

A style of performance where two people take turns speaking or singing, such as in cross-talk or rhythmic storytelling.

the entrance or doorway of one's home

tasty; palatable; delicious to eat or drink