Little
Little noun - A very small amount.
Mouthful and little are semantically related In some cases you can use "Mouthful" instead a noun "Little".
Nearby Word: littleness
Both words in one sentence
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They get revenge, though - they stuff a sandwich full of worms, and when the big bad eats it, he gets a nice mouthful of the little wigglers.
Source: Enemy Eats Your Lunch -
They're roundish little Bedsheet Ghosts with a mouthful of fangs and beady eyes.
Source: Creepy Cute -
In the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episode "Party of One", after Rarity finds out Pinkie Pie's pet baby alligator has been swimming in the punch bowl, she politely continues drinking, but once Pinkie's back is turned she discreetly spits her mouthful of punch into a potted plant.
Source: Discreet Drink Disposal
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