black-mouthed
/ˈblakˌmaʊðd/adjective
Having a black mouth; (figurative ) slanderous; foul-mouthed.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Heywood (c1496–c1578), playwright and epigrammatist. From black + mouthed. In black-mouthed dogfish after scientific Latin melanostomus.
- frontier post
- frontiersman
- frontierswoman
- frontispiece
- frontisterion
- frontless
- frontlet
- front line
- front-line states
- front-load
- front loader
- frontman
- front matter
- front money
- frontmost
- front nine
- front office
- front of house
- fronton
- front page
- Front Range
- front room
- front row
- front runner
- front-running