Definition

Describing someone or something that has a complete set of teeth or speaks in a loud and clear manner.

Example

The dog had a fullmouthed bark that echoed through the park.

Conversation

Did you see that dog in the park?

Yeah, it had a really fullmouthed bark that echoed everywhere!

I know, right? It was so loud, I thought it might scare the smaller dogs.

Definitely! But it was just showing off its beautiful teeth.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Fullmouthed → It is formed from "full" (from Old English "full", meaning filled or complete) and "mouthed" (from Old English "mūð", meaning mouth). The word "fullmouthed" describes someone who is outspoken or has a mouth that is full of words, often implying a tendency to speak freely or abundantly.

Memory Tip

Think of someone whose 'mouth' is 'full' of words, suggesting they are very talkative or expressive.

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