20 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Mouthful' in a Sentence

"The quantity or amount that can be held in the mouth." more

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Jake tried to say "elephant" with a mouthful of peanut butter.

The little boy tried to speak with a mouthful of marshmallows, making it hard to understand him.

Clara giggled as her pet parrot imitated her words, managing to mimic a mouthful of phrases.

He giggled when he saw his sister trying to speak with a mouthful of marshmallows.

He took a mouthful of hot soup, savoring its warmth.

Sarah apologized for her rudeness when she spoke with a mouthful of food at the dinner table.

She gave her friend a mouthful of colorful candies.

The mouthful's sweetness delighted her taste buds.

The little hamster stuffed a mouthful of seeds into its cheeks, preparing for a cozy nap.

The little clown at the circus blew bubbles, trying to catch a mouthful of them in the air.

She gave him a mouthful of advice on how to fix the broken appliance.

During the exciting game of charades, Emily attempted to guess the phrase with a mouthful of laughter.

Bobby giggled when he tried to say the tongue-twister and ended up with a mouthful of funny sounds.

Timmy giggled when he realized he had taken a giant mouthful of ice cream, causing brain freeze.

The teacher paused, taking a mouthful of air, before announcing the exciting news about the upcoming field trip.

The bunny nibbled on a mouthful of fresh, green lettuce.

The little girl took a tiny mouthful of ice cream.

Tommy tried to hide his laughter as he accidentally spat out a mouthful of milk during lunch.

The teacher praised the student for reading a mouthful of words correctly.

Maria found it challenging to speak clearly with a mouthful of marshmallows during the game.

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