Search Results for: "bouche"

A small savory item served before a meal; an appetizer.

Mouth; the opening in the lower part of the face.

To wash out one's mouth with a liquid.

The opening in the lower part of the human face, for eating and speaking.

The opening in the lower part of the human face, through which food is taken.

Actually, this phrase doesn't mean to keep a low profile! It means to be picky,...

This French idiom urges you to pause and think before you speak, especially in s...

To shut one's mouth, often implying silence.

Children often speak simple, unvarnished truths.

To be utterly astonished or amazed, unable to speak, mouth agape.

To make someone anticipate food or an experience with great desire.

Describes a physical sensation often associated with thirst.

To feel hungry or eager for food, or something desirable.

To be choosy or particular about food, literally 'to make a thin mouth'.

Children often speak the truth simply and innocently.

It's wise to reflect carefully before saying something.

To be left open-mouthed in astonishment or surprise.

Information or news passed from person to person verbally.

To be astonished or speechless, often in surprise.

Information or news passed informally from person to person.

To feel a strong desire to eat something, often due to its appealing appearance.

To reflect carefully before saying something, to avoid regret.

To make someone eager or desire something, especially food.

Information passed from person to person verbally.

One should think carefully before speaking to avoid saying something regrettable...

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