Finding
Mouthful
Mouthful noun - A small piece or quantity of food.
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Synonyms for Mouthful
Finding and mouthful are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Finding" instead a noun "Mouthful".
Nearby Word: mouth
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good finding | good mouthful |
| nice | nice finding | nice mouthful |
| broken | broken finding | broken mouthful |
| accidental | accidental finding | accidental mouthful |
| Other adjectives: red. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Seeing as Mufasa is more concerned with Scar's absence from the previous musical number than finding his brother with a mouthful of hornbill, this is apparently a common incident.
Source: Sapient Eat Sapient -
Mouthful of Pi: Yoshihisa does this as a Psychic Static to prevent Haruka from finding out what he may or may not be up to in episode 7.
Source: Manga / Kotoura-san -
Disliking the names given by the Europeans (French: Lac du Saint-Sacrement, British: Lake George) and finding the Indian one a bit of a mouthful (Iroquois: Andia-ta-roc-te), he renamed it after a tribe that once lived nearby.
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