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Definition
Synonym
Mundatmung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Mundatmung
f
med.
mouth breathing; mouth respiration
Mundatmung
f
med.
mouth breathing; mouth respiration
Mundatmung
f
med.
mouth breathing; mouth respiration
Deutsche
Mundatmung Synonyme
Englische
mouth breathing; mouth respiration Synonyme
mouth
Brillat-Savarin
Lucullus
access
announce
aperture
arm
armlet
articulate
audacity
back talk
backchat
bay
bayou
bazoo
be hypocritical
belt
betray
bight
bite
blandish
blow
blubber
blue
board-and-roomer
boarder
boasting
boca
boldness
bombast
bon vivant
brag
braggadocio
bragging
brashness
cannibal
cant
carnivore
champ
chaps
chatter
chaw
cheek
chew
chew the cud
chew up
chomp
chops
claptrap
cock-a-doodle-doo
connoisseur of food
consumer
converse
cove
creek
crestfallen
crow
debate
debouch
debouchment
declaim
dejected
delta
demagogue
despondent
diner
diner-out
disclose
discover
disheartened
dispirited
disrespect
divulge
door
doorway
downcast
drone
eater
eater-out
elocute
embouchure
entrance
entree
entry
enunciate
epicure
estuary
euripus
exit
express
face
feeder
fjord
flesh-eater
flippancy
freshness
frith
fruitarian
fustian
gab
gabble
gas
gasconade
gastronome
gate
gateway
gibber
give away
give lip service
give
mouth
honor
glutton
gnash
gnaw
gob
gourmand
gourmet
grain-eater
graminivore
granivore
grimace
grind
gulf
gum
gut
harangue
harbor
herbivore
high liver
hold forth
hot air
hungry
mouth
idle talk
impertinence
impudence
inlet
insolence
jabber
jaw
jaws
jowls
kisser
kyle
lactovegetarian
lap
lick
lip
lips
loch
luncher
make a face
make a
mouth
man-eater
mandibles
masticate
maunder
maw
maxilla
meat-eater
melancholy
mop
mop and mow
moue
mouth
ing
mouth
piece
mow
mug
mumble
munch
murmur
mush
mutter
muzzle
narrow
narrow seas
narrows
natural harbor
nibble
omnivore
omophagist
opening
oral cavity
orate
orifice
out-herod Herod
outfall
outlet
pantophagist
passage
passageway
patter
perorate
pertness
phytophage
picnicker
plant-eater
play the hypocrite
pout
prate
predacean
premaxilla
presumptuousness
pronounce
puff
pull a face
rabble-rouse
rant
rave
reach
read
recite
reek of piety
mouth
watering
acceptable
adorable
agreeable
alluring
appealing
appetizing
attractive
beguiling
bewitching
blandishing
cajoling
captivating
catching
charismatic
charming
coaxing
come-hither
coquettish
desirable
enchanting
engaging
enravishing
enthralling
enticing
entrancing
enviable
exciting
exotic
fascinating
fetching
flirtatious
glamorous
good-tasting
gusty
hypnotic
interesting
intriguing
inviting
irresistible
likable
lovable
mesmeric
piquant
pleasing
prepossessing
provocative
provoquant
ravishing
relishing
savory
seducing
seductive
siren
sirenic
spellbinding
spellful
taking
tantalizing
tasteful
tasty
teasing
tempting
tickling
titillating
titillative
to be desired
toothsome
toothy
unobjectionable
winning
winsome
witching
worth having
mouth
ful
bellyful
bit
bite
bolus
bumper
capacity
champ
charge
chaw
chew
chomp
chunk
complement
cram
crush
cud
fill
full house
full measure
gnash
gob
hard words
high-sounding words
hunk
jam up
jawbreaker
jawtwister
lading
lexiphanicism
load
long word
lump
morsel
munch
nibble
nip
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
polysyllabism
quid
sesquipedalian word
sesquipedalianism
sesquipedality
skinful
snap
snootful
spoonful
swallow
technical jargon
two-dollar word
mouth
ing
Pecksniffery
Tartuffery
Tartuffism
cant
drone
droning
empty gesture
face
false piety
gabble
gibber
gibbering
grimace
hypocrisy
hypocriticalness
jabber
jibber
lip service
maundering
mealy
mouth
edness
moue
mouth
mow
mug
mumble
mumbling
mummery
murmuring
mutter
muttering
oiliness
ostentatious devotion
pharisaism
religiosity
sanctimoniousness
sanctimony
snuffling
soft soap
susurration
sweet talk
tokenism
unctuousness
whisper
whispering
mouth
piece
AG
DA
KC
QC
SSC
US attorney
adviser
advocate
aerophone
agent
amicus curiae
announcer
annunciator
attorney
attorney general
attorney-at-law
authority
barrister
barrister-at-law
bell
bit
call box
channel
civilian
coin telephone
communicant
communicator
connection
corporation lawyer
counsel
counselor
counselor-at-law
court-appointed lawyer
criminal lawyer
defense counsel
delegate
deputy
desk telephone
dial telephone
district attorney
double reed
embouchure
enlightener
expert witness
extension
friend at court
front
front man
go-between
gossipmonger
grapevine
herald
horn
informant
information center
information medium
informer
interagent
interceder
intercessor
intermediary
intermediate
intermediate agent
intermediator
intermedium
internuncio
intervener
interventionist
interventor
interviewee
junior counsel
key
law agent
lawyer
leader
legal adviser
legal counselor
legal expert
legal practitioner
legalist
lip
mediator
medium
middleman
monitor
mouth
negotiant
negotiator
negotiatress
negotiatrix
newsmonger
notifier
official spokesman
ombudsman
pay station
phone
pipe
pleader
press
private attorney
proctor
procurator
prolocutor
prolocutress
prolocutrix
prosecuting attorney
prosecutor
public prosecutor
public relations officer
public telephone
publicist
publisher
push-button telephone
radio
rapporteur
receiver
reed
reporter
representative
sea lawyer
self-styled lawyer
shyster
silk
silk gown
slide
solicitor
solicitor general
source
speaker
special pleader
spokesman
spokesperson
spokeswoman
stuff gown
stuff-gownsman
telephone
telephone booth
telephone engineering
telephone extension
telephone mechanics
telephone receiver
telephonics
telephony
television
teller
tipster
tooter
tout
transmitter
valve
voice
wall telephone
wind
wind instrument
witness
mouth
wash
abstergent
cathartic
cleaner
cleaning agent
cleaning solvent
cleanser
cleansing cream
cold cream
cream
dentifrice
depurant
detergent
diuretic
emetic
enema
gargle
holystone
lotion
nauseant
pumice stone
purgative
purge
purifier
rinse
shampoo
soap
solvent
synthetic detergent
tooth powder
toothpaste
wash
mouth
y
bombastic
declamatory
euphuistic
flatulent
florid
flowery
fustian
gabby
garrulous
gassy
high-flown
inflated
loose-tongued
loquacious
multiloquent
oratorical
overblown
pompous
swollen
talky
tumescent
tumid
turgescent
turgid
windy
Mundatmung Definition
Bird's-mouth
(
n.
)
An
interior
angle
or
notch
cut
across
a
piece
of
timber,
for
the
reception
of
the
edge
of
another,
as
that
in
a
rafter
to
be
laid
on
a
plate
Breathing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Breathe
Breathing
(
n.
)
Respiration
Breathing
(
n.
)
Air
in
gentle
motion.
Breathing
(
n.
)
Any
gentle
influence
or
operation
Breathing
(
n.
)
Aspiration
Breathing
(
n.
)
Exercising
Breathing
(
n.
)
Utterance
Breathing
(
n.
)
Breathing
place
Breathing
(
n.
)
Stop
Breathing
(
n.
)
Also,
in
a
wider
sense,
the
sound
caused
by
the
friction
of
the
outgoing
breath
in
the
throat,
mouth,
etc.,
when
the
glottis
is
wide
open
Breathing
(
n.
)
A
mark
to
indicate
aspiration
or
its
absence.
See
Rough
breathing,
Smooth
breathing,
below.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
through
which
an
animal
receives
food
Mouth
(
n.
)
An
opening
affording
entrance
or
exit
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
of
a
vessel
by
which
it
is
filled
or
emptied,
charged
or
discharged
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
or
entrance
of
any
cavity,
as
a
cave,
pit,
well,
or
den.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
of
a
piece
of
ordnance,
through
which
it
is
discharged.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
through
which
the
waters
of
a
river
or
any
stream
are
discharged.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
entrance
into
a
harbor.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
crosspiece
of
a
bridle
bit,
which
enters
the
mouth
of
an
animal.
Mouth
(
n.
)
A
principal
speaker
Mouth
(
n.
)
Cry
Mouth
(
n.
)
Speech
Mouth
(
n.
)
A
wry
face
Mouth
(
v.
t.)
To
take
into
the
mouth
Mouth
(
v.
t.)
To
utter
with
a
voice
affectedly
big
or
swelling
Mouth
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
cleanse
with
the
mouth
Mouth
(
v.
t.)
To
make
mouths
at.
Mouth
(
v.
i.)
To
speak
with
a
full,
round,
or
loud,
affected
voice
Mouth
(
v.
i.)
To
put
mouth
to
mouth
Mouth
(
v.
i.)
To
make
grimaces,
esp.
in
ridicule
or
contempt.
Mouth-footed
(
a.
)
Having
the
basal
joints
of
the
legs
converted
into
jaws.
Mouth-made
(
a.
)
Spoken
without
sincerity
Respiration
(
n.
)
The
act
of
respiring
or
breathing
again,
or
catching
one's
breath.
Respiration
(
n.
)
Relief
from
toil
or
suffering:
rest.
Respiration
(
n.
)
Interval
Respiration
(
n.
)
The
act
of
resping
or
breathing
mouth breathing; mouth respiration Bedeutung
respiration
internal
respiration
cellular
respiration
the
metabolic
processes
whereby
certain
organisms
obtain
energy
from
organic
molecules,
processes
that
take
place
in
the
cells
and
tissues
during
which
energy
is
released
and
carbon
dioxide
is
produced
and
absorbed
by
the
blood
to
be
transported
to
the
lungs
breathing
external
respiration
respiration
ventilation
the
bodily
process
of
inhalation
and
exhalation,
the
process
of
taking
in
oxygen
from
inhaled
air
and
releasing
carbon
dioxide
by
exhalation
respiration
a
single
complete
act
of
breathing
in
and
out,
thirty
respirations
per
minute
artificial
respiration
an
emergency
procedure
whereby
breathing
is
maintained
artificially
cardiopulmonary
resuscitation
CPR
cardiac
resuscitation
mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation
kiss
of
life
an
emergency
procedure
consisting
of
external
cardiac
massage
and
artificial
respiration,
the
first
treatment
for
a
person
who
has
collapsed
and
has
no
pulse
and
has
stopped
breathing,
attempts
to
restore
circulation
of
the
blood
and
prevent
death
or
brain
damage
due
to
lack
of
oxygen
abdominal
breathing
breathing
in
which
most
of
the
respiratory
effort
is
done
by
the
abdominal
muscles,
abdominal
breathing
is
practiced
by
singers
periodic
breathing
Cheyne-Stokes
respiration
abnormal
respiration
in
which
periods
of
shallow
and
deep
breathing
alternate
exhalation
expiration
breathing
out
the
act
of
expelling
air
from
the
lungs
inhalation
inspiration
aspiration
intake
breathing
in
the
act
of
inhaling,
the
drawing
in
of
air
(or
other
gases)
as
in
breathing
breathing
device
breathing
apparatus
breathing
machine
ventilator
a
device
that
facilitates
breathing
in
cases
of
respiratory
failure
harmonica
mouth
organ
harp
mouth
harp
a
small
rectangular
freeeed
instrument
having
a
row
of
free
reeds
set
back
in
air
holes
and
played
by
blowing
into
the
desired
hole
jew's
harp
jews'
harp
mouth
bow
a
small
lyre-shaped
musical
instrument
that
is
placed
between
the
teeth
and
played
by
twanging
a
wire
tongue
while
changing
the
shape
of
the
mouth
cavity
mouth
the
opening
of
a
jar
or
bottle,
the
jar
had
a
wide
mouth
mouth
hole
a
hole
(as
in
a
ski
mask)
for
the
mouth
mouth
the
externally
visible
part
of
the
oral
cavity
on
the
face
and
the
system
of
organs
surrounding
the
opening,
she
wiped
lipstick
from
her
mouth
mouth
oral
cavity
oral
fissure
rima
oris
the
opening
through
which
food
is
taken
in
and
vocalizations
emerge,
he
stuffed
his
mouth
with
candy
palate
roof
of
the
mouth
the
upper
surface
of
the
mouth
that
separates
the
oral
and
nasal
cavities
sass
sassing
backtalk
back
talk
lip
mouth
an
impudent
or
insolent
rejoinder,
don't
give
me
any
of
your
sass
grapevine
pipeline
word
of
mouth
gossip
spread
by
spoken
communication,
the
news
of
their
affair
was
spread
by
word
of
mouth
mouth
the
point
where
a
stream
issues
into
a
larger
body
of
water,
New
York
is
at
the
mouth
of
the
Hudson
mouth
an
opening
that
resembles
a
mouth
(as
of
a
cave
or
a
gorge),
he
rode
into
the
mouth
of
the
canyon,
they
built
a
fire
at
the
mouth
of
the
cave
mouth
a
person
conceived
as
a
consumer
of
food,
he
has
four
mouths
to
feed
mouthpiece
mouth
a
spokesperson
(as
a
lawyer)
bog
rose
wild
pink
dragon's
mouth
Arethusa
bulbosa
a
bog
orchid
with
usually
a
solitary
fragrant
magenta
pink
blossom
with
a
wide
gaping
corolla,
Canada
green
adder's
mouth
Malaxis-unifolia
Malaxis
ophioglossoides
North
American
orchid
having
a
solitary
leaf
and
flowers
with
threadlike
petals
breathing
room
breathing
space
sufficient
room
for
easy
breathing
or
movement,
moved
to
the
country
to
find
breathing
room
Vincent's
angina
Vincent's
infection
trench
mouth
an
acute
communicable
infection
of
the
respiratory
tract
and
mouth
marked
by
ulceration
of
the
mucous
membrane
foot-and-mouth
disease
hoof-and-mouth
disease
acute
contagious
disease
of
cloven-footed
animals
marked
by
ulcers
in
the
mouth
and
around
the
hoofs
xerostomia
dry
mouth
abnormal
dryness
of
the
mouth
resulting
from
decreased
secretion
of
saliva
breath
breather
breathing
place
breathing
space
breathing
spell
breathing
time
a
short
respite
respiratory
rate
rate
of
respiration
the
rate
at
which
a
person
inhales
and
exhales,
usually
measured
to
obtain
a
quick
evaluation
of
a
person's
health
lip
off
shoot
one's
mouth
off
speak
spontaneously
and
without
restraint,
She
always
shoots
her
mouth
off
and
says
things
she
later
regrets
keep
quiet
shut
one's
mouth
keep
one's
mouth
shut
refrain
from
divulging
sensitive
information,
keep
quiet
about
confidential
information,
Don't
tell
him
any
secrets--he
cannot
keep
his
mouth
shut!
talk
speak
utter
mouth
verbalize
verbalise
express
in
speech,
She
talks
a
lot
of
nonsense,
This
depressed
patient
does
not
verbalize
mouth
articulate
silently,
form
words
with
the
lips
only,
She
mouthed
a
swear
word
rant
mouth
off
jabber
spout
rabbit
on
rave
talk
in
a
noisy,
excited,
or
declamatory
manner
mouth
touch
with
the
mouth
foam
at
the
mouth
froth
at
the
mouth
be
in
a
state
of
uncontrolled
anger
hand-to-mouth(a)
providing
only
bare
essentials,
a
hand-to-mouth
existence
mouth-watering
savory
savoury
pleasing
to
the
sense
of
taste
breathing
eupneic
eupnoeic
passing
or
able
to
pass
air
in
and
out
of
the
lungs
normally,
sometimes
used
in
combination,
the
boy
was
disappointed
to
find
only
skeletons
instead
of
living
breathing
dinosaurs,
the
heavy-breathing
person
on
the
telephone
b
gloomy
grim
blue
depressed
dispirited
down(p)
downcast
downhearted
down
in
the
mouth
low
low-spirited
ab
filled
with
melancholy
and
despondency
,
gloomy
at
the
thought
of
what
he
had
to
face,
gloomy
predictions,
a
gloomy
silence,
took
a
grim
view
of
the
economy,
the
darkening
mood,
lonely
and
blue
in
a
strange
city,
depressed
by
the
loss
of
his
job,
a
dispirited
and
resigned
expression
on
her
face,
downcast
after
his
defeat,
feeling
discouraged
and
downhearted
viva-voce
word-of-mouth
expressed
orally,
a
viva-voce
report,
the
film
had
good
word-of-mouth
publicity
air-breathing
deriving
oxygen
from
the
air,
he
studied
respiration
in
marine
air-breathing
vertebrates,
large
air-breathing
ichthyosaurs
had
hydrofoils
hand
to
mouth
with
barely
enough
money
for
immediate
needs,
they
lived
form
hand
to
mouth
orally
by
word
of
mouth
by
spoken
rather
than
written
means,
these
stories
were
transmitted
by
word
of
mouth
by
word
of
mouth
viva
voce
orally,
I
heard
it
viva
voce
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