mouthful in Greek
mouthful in Greek is μπουκιά — mouthful means the amount of food or drink that fills the mouth at once.
mouthful in Greek
μπουκιά
Pronounced: boukia
The amount that will fit in a mouth.
What does "mouthful" mean?
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noun The amount of food or drink that fills the mouth at once.
"He took a large mouthful of soup and burned his tongue."
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noun A word or phrase that is long or hard to say.
"Her surname is a real mouthful for most people to pronounce."
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noun A sharp burst of criticism or scolding.
"He gave the referee a mouthful after the call went against his team."
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mouthful in a sentence
- He took a large mouthful of soup and burned his tongue.
- Her surname is a real mouthful for most people to pronounce.
- He gave the referee a mouthful after the call went against his team.
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What is "mouthful" in Greek?
"mouthful" in Greek is μπουκιά. mouthful means: The amount of food or drink that fills the mouth at once.
How do you pronounce μπουκιά?
"mouthful" in Greek is μπουκιά, pronounced "boukia".
How do you use "mouthful" in a sentence?
Example: "He took a large mouthful of soup and burned his tongue." In Greek, "mouthful" is μπουκιά.
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