inside the mouth; on one's lips

mouth; the area around the mouth

lip; the fleshy folds surrounding the mouth

to stop talking; often used as a command to tell someone to be quiet or to hold their tongue; can also refer to stopping chewing

the corners of the mouth where the upper and lower lips meet

to speak entirely in a certain language or constantly use certain words such as lies, promises, or nonsense

to shut one's mouth; to stop talking; often used as a command to tell someone to be quiet

the area around or at the side of the mouth

To interrupt someone while they are talking; to butt in or cut into a conversation.

To interrupt, meddle in a conversation, or say things one should not say

to open the mouth, often as a precursor to speaking or singing; to gape

to reply defiantly or talk back, especially to an elder or superior; to sass or argue

appearance; countenance; facial features (often used in a negative or derogatory way to describe a person's ugly or despicable look)

nipple for a baby's bottle or a pacifier; usually made of rubber or silicone

to quarrel or squabble over trivial matters; to bicker

describes a situation where many people are speaking simultaneously in a lively or confused manner

To talk glibly or show off one's verbal skills

to curl one's lip as a sign of contempt, disbelief, or displeasure

Cunning or slippery speech; a silver tongue

a part located at the end of a pipe or tube used for spraying liquids or gases, designed with a small opening to increase flow speed; spray nozzle; extrusion nozzle

reluctant to admit a mistake or defeat; to talk tough despite being in the wrong or having been proven wrong

to be greedy for food; to be too fond of eating good things

insolent or argumentative replies; talk-back

greedy for food; fond of eating good food

(colloquial) to kiss on the mouth

skill in speaking; being well-spoken or persuasive

to quarrel, bicker, or have an argument

to pucker one's mouth or protrude the lips, usually when sulking, acting like a spoiled child, or showing displeasure

the lips; the skin of the lips

to bicker; to squabble; to have a petty argument

to grimace in pain or from fear, often with a distorted face

to push out one's lips to express anger or displeasure

To retort or answer back, especially when being scolded or insulted.

loquacious; talkative in an annoying or flippant way

To open one's mouth to speak; to talk (often used in the context of talking instead of acting)

mouthpiece of a tobacco pipe or cigarette holder

To stick out one's lips to show that one is annoyed or unhappy

Shizuishan, a prefecture-level city in the [[宁夏回族自治区|寧夏回族自治區|ning2 xia4 hui2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

An eloquent person or the ability to speak fluently and persuasively

An egg-laying mammal native to Australia with a duck-like bill, webbed feet, and thick brown fur.

To pucker or purse one's lips, often to signal to someone or to show displeasure; to pout

(bird species of China) black-headed gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus)

to have a sharp tongue but a soft heart; describing someone who speaks harshly but is actually kind-hearted

smooth-tongued and oily-mouthed; describes someone who talks in a superficial, flippant, or overly clever way, often implying one is socially slippery or worldly-wise

to be smooth-tongued or ingratiating; good at saying pleasant things that please others

to show one's teeth or bare one's fangs; to make a face due to pain or to look fierce

to have loose lips; prone to speaking without thinking or revealing secrets

The filter tip of a cigarette, designed to reduce the intake of harmful substances

Unable to close one's mouth due to happiness, amazement, or shock; grinning broadly; gobsmacked.