1. Open-mouthed, Leith turned her head to stare at him.

2. About: Amarine forms beautiful clusters of open-mouthed, lily-like flowers of pastel pink.

3. The definition of Boorish is rude and ill-mannered. Chewing open mouthed while talking at the dinner table is an example of Boorish.

4. Mrs. Hall, standing open- mouthed and horror- struck, shrieked at what she saw, and made for the door of the house.

5. In addition to vowels, the English alphabet is also made up of Consonants. While vowels represent open-mouthed speech sounds, Consonants represent sounds …

6. While vowels represent open-mouthed speech sounds, Consonants represent sounds that are made when part or all of the vocal tract is closed

7. 1 ‘he spoke in an Awed whisper’ SYNONYMS filled with wonder , wonderstruck, awestruck, amazed, filled with amazement, astonished, filled with astonishment, lost for words, open-mouthed

8. ‘And as he left the auditorium the Awestricken crowd got to their feet and cheered him on…’ Synonyms awed , filled with wonder, filled with awe, wonderstruck, amazed, filled with amazement, astonished, filled with astonishment, lost for words, open-mouthed

9. While vowels represent open-mouthed speech sounds, Consonants represent sounds that are made when part or all of the vocal tract is closed. Because they require a specific position of the lips, cheeks, tongue, etc., there is generally little to no difference in how Consonants are pronounced between different speakers of English.