the fleshy muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, licking, and speaking

the genre of music involving rhythmic speech; to perform rap music

words or speech used to talk someone round or explain a situation

dumbfounded; flabbergasted; stunned

(literary) to be speechless

relating to the tip of the tongue, specifically in linguistics or phonetics

lively discussion with everybody talking at once

bitingly critical or caustic in speech or commentary

(TCM) coating on the tongue (examined for the purpose of diagnosis)

lit. dry mouth and tongue; parched from talking too much

a person, organization, or publication that expresses the opinions or views of a larger entity such as a government or political party

the Seychelles

a woman who habitually gossips or meddles in other people's affairs

to argue pointlessly or engage in unnecessary talk

a type of cap with a stiff front peak or visor

tongue of flame; licking flames

words spoken in persuasion or dispute; verbal effort or talking

verbal sparring or a duel of words

(idiom) to cross verbal swords; to have a heated verbal exchange

the posterior or back part of the tongue near the pharynx

at a loss for words; agape and tongue-tied, often due to shock or embarrassment

any plant of the genus Agave, characterized by thick, succulent leaves, including Agave americana

a speech impediment or the tendency to slur words

to have a silver tongue; to be smooth-talking or persuasive, often in a deceitful or insincere way

oily-mouthed and smooth talking, often in an insincere or superficial manner

talkative or prone to gossiping; having a loose tongue

to have a silver tongue or the gift of the gab; possessing great persuasive power in speech

to argue needlessly or waste time explaining

relating to the blade of the tongue as a point of articulation in phonetics

coronal consonants of Middle Chinese

being excessively talkative or prone to speaking indiscreetly

to talk behind someone's back or spread rumors

to repeat others' words mechanically or uncritically without original thought

to argue needlessly; to waste time explaining

a thin, flat piece of wood or metal used by medical professionals to depress the tongue for oral examinations

the smallest of the three major salivary glands, located in the floor of the mouth beneath the tongue

retroflex sound (e.g. in Mandarin zh, ch, sh, r)

possessing a silver tongue or persuasive speech, often implying deceit or superficiality

the Seychelles

clumsy in speech; poor at expressing oneself verbally

a person who habitually gossips or is unable to keep a secret

the small, nipple-like structures on the upper surface of the tongue that provide its characteristic rough texture

A consonant produced with the tip of the tongue (such as d or t).

clumsy in speech; inarticulate

to speak glibly or persuasively, often with the intent to mislead, incite, or stir up trouble

clumsy or awkward in speech

having a sharp, biting, or sarcastic way of speaking