mouf
/maʊf/originally US regional (chiefly in African-American usage)
noun
= mouth.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Ingraham (1809–1860). Representing a colloquial pronunciation of mouth.
- swim with (or against) the tide
- Swinburne, Algernon Charles
- swindle
- swindler
- Swindon
- swine
- swine fever
- swine flu
- swineherd
- swine vesicular disease
- swing
- swingback
- swingbin
- swingboat
- swing both ways
- swing bridge
- swingby
- swing coat
- swing door
- swinge
- swingeing
- swingeingly
- swinger
- swing for the fences
- swinging