Another word for mouthful | Synonyms for mouthful

Another word for mouthful

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mouthful

n.

portion, piece, morsel; see bite 1.

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Another word for mouthful

noun

A small portion of food:

bit¹, crumb, morsel, piece. (Informal) bite. See big

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Care and diligence is taken in the kitchen, so each bit of meat and fish when combined with a mere half a spoonful of rice is equal to one mouthful.
Yes it may be a mouthful to say, but besides offering a ton of room, you'll love the exclusively designed recessed telescope handle and patented soft-grip!
She choked down a mouthful of food.
He stared at her intently while he chewed a mouthful of food.
She swam as far from the beach as she could, expelled her breath, then drew in a mouthful of water.

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