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in the mouth

  1. see down in the dumps (mouth); look a gift horse in the mouth.



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Water with a lower TDS, considered dry in the mouth, pairs better with lighter fare, like salad or fish.

"Many people eat bread so often, we don't think about how it can form a solid mass in the mouth, which can be difficult to swallow if you have problems," she added.

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"It leaves a bad taste in the mouth," he added.

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“We went out there and got punched in the mouth,” said quarterback Nico Iamaleava.

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“We’re fighting fire with fire. And we’re gonna punch these sons of b***hes in the mouth.”

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