| 释义 |
mouf|maʊf|
repr. a pronunc. of mouth n.
The examples are taken from Black English sources in the U.S. but the pronunciation is also characteristic of Cockney speech in London.
1909Dialect Notes III. 350 Mouf, mouth: a negroism rapidly gaining ground among the whites, especially in the derivatives, as mouffle (mouthful). 1935Z. N. Hurston Mules & Men (1970) i. ii. 49 She got plenty hips, plenty mouf and no brains. 1969R. Fair in A. Chapman New Black Voices (1972) 114 Oh, shut yo mouf up man. 1971Black World Oct. 63/2 Like I got hoof and mouf disease and there ain't no hope at all. |