a physical passage or door through which one leaves a place

the total number of inhabitants living in a specific country, city, or region

to bring goods into a country from abroad; imported

a physical injury to the body, such as a cut, tear, or break in the skin

a physical socket or connection point on a hardware device for cables or connectors

a mouthful or a bite of food or drink

a reason given in justification of a course of action that is not the real reason; an excuse

to begin to speak or break silence

a small pouch sewn into or on clothing for carrying small items

A physical opening or counter providing restricted access, such as for customer service.

The entrance or opening of a building or room.

the distinctive taste of food or drink

the attitude, mood, or manner conveyed through a person's voice or speaking style

doing something continuously without stopping; in one go

a place where two or more roads meet or cross each other

a place on a coast or river bank with facilities for ships to dock and transfer cargo or passengers

a short and memorable phrase used to express a goal, principle, or political position

a distinctive mode of pronunciation associated with a particular locality or social class

the business of importation and exportation

a passage or opening that allows access to a place

a bank account, specifically in the context of Hong Kong and Macau

a deficiency or gap in a required amount, budget, or resource

oral cavity

chewing gum

the internal diameter of a gun barrel, pipe, or optical lens; aperture

the area where a river flows into the sea, encompassing river mouths and coastal inlets

the physical desire for food

A designated trading or transit point located on the border between two countries for crossing and customs.

to take medicine orally; (of medicine) administered through the mouth

an incision, notch, slit, or gash

the chest; the solar plexus

oral message

a verbal statement or deposition given by a suspect or witness, particularly in a criminal investigation

to stop speaking, often used as a command to be quiet

to say or state something personally; in one's own words

mouthfeel; texture (of food)

Public praise or the general estimation of a person, business, or product by the public.

colloquial speech or spoken language as opposed to written form

a critical point, stage, or turning point in a process

spoken or expressed in speech rather than in writing; verbal

an opening or gap made in a physical defense line or barrier

mask (surgical etc)

a physical or logical connection point or interface in a computer system or network

to speak or sing alternately, especially in a performance such as cross-talk or a duet

tasty; to taste good

a whistle