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mouthless

ADJECTIVE
  1. having no mouth or mouthlike opening

How To Use mouthless In A Sentence

  • His face was mouthless, unable to show emotions.
  • Charles Hamilton Sorley, a Great War poet, once wrote an achingly poignant poem about the ‘millions of mouthless dead’ whose individual identity had been smothered by their ubiquity.
  • It seems possible that the series of mouthless, mask-like self-portraits in which Dali poses in a blue smock, undertaken beginning in 1923, might be based on African tribal sculpture.
  • The painting is symbolic of the constant search for an identity by the woman, who remains mouthless in the entire series.
  • Most iconic is the mouthless bauta , typically worn with a three-cornered hat and black cloak, which turns every wearer into an impersonator of Casanova. The Masked Charms of Venice's Carnival
  • Alex - I might have misheard this, of course, but I'm under the impression that the new movie Silent Hill has something to do with a fire burning underneath a town for years and years and years - only it turns out that, yep, it's the fires of Hell, and the town looks to be full of these sort of amorphic, mouthless, mutant white worm-people. Helltown USA
  • Then there are tapeworms: eyeless, mouthless creatures that live in the intestines, stretching as long as sixty feet, made up of thousands of segments, each with its own male and female sex organs. Parasite Rex
  • Most iconic is the mouthless bauta , typically worn with a three-cornered hat and black cloak, which turns every wearer into an impersonator of Casanova. The Masked Charms of Venice's Carnival
  • One of the most ubiquitous examples of kawaii is Hello Kitty, a mouthless, expressionless, large-headed kitten that emblazons lunch boxes, T-shirts, wallpaper and coffee mugs.
  • She had thought the one she'd glimpsed previously, pulling open the door, mouthless. THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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