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Large-mouthed

adjective

Having a relatively large mouth.

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"Large-mouthed" Quotes from Famous Books

... That's nae westland Whig name. Aye, aye, I mind—what's comin' o' my memory? Yer grandfaither was auld Ralph Gilchrist; but ye dinna tak' after the Gilchrists—na, na, there was no ane o' them weel faured—muckle moo'd [large-mouthed] Gilchrists they ca'ed them. It'll be ...

— The Lilac Sunbonnet • S.R. Crockett

... milieu has been, perhaps, from the first, a little marked. Unfortunately his marriage is there to remind people of it, and I never see Mr. Drew dans le monde without, irrepressibly, thinking of the dismal little wife in Surbiton whom I once called upon, and his swarms—but swarms, my dear—of large-mouthed children." ...

— Tante • Anne Douglas Sedgwick

... in pieces, and half season and lard them. Put the hare into a large-mouthed jug, with two onions stuck with cloves, and a faggot of sweet-herbs; close down, and let it boil three hours. Take it out, ...

— The Lady's Own Cookery Book, and New Dinner-Table Directory; • Charlotte Campbell Bury