Judge and Mouth

Judge

Judge verb - To give an opinion about (something at issue or in dispute).

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Mouth and judge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mouth" instead a verb "Judge".

Mouth verb - To distort one's face.

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Judge and mouth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Mouth".

Nearby Words: mouthed, mouthing, mouthful, mouthpiece, mouthy

human	human judge	human mouth
old	old judge	old mouth
short	short judge	short mouth
complete	complete judge	complete mouth
Other adjectives: single, nasty, actual, real, big, black, cruel, white, new.

judge time

mouth time

In one ad found in the Archie Comics and in magazines, a tennis judge has a plunger shoved onto his mouth, with the words "When Plumbers Lose" overscoring that.

Source: Never Trust A Trailer / Video Games
Sorrowful rice makes the judge burst into tears, as she knows that there will soon come a time when she -won't- be tasting this food in her mouth and the thought horrifies her.

Source: Impossibly Delicious Food
There is a game called "The Moon, The Moon, The Magical Moon" (or something similar) where the participants normally recite "The moon, the moon, the magical moon has two eyes, a nose and a mouth" while doing a series of actions with an object and the judge says "Yes".

Source: Calvinball

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