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Tongue

speaker
speaker

Meaning

Noun

The
in the
that
food around, for
is
into various
to
the
of
from the
in order to
different
in speech.
This
, as
from
used for food (especially cows).
Any
, such as the
l
, or
, of a
; the
of a
or
; or the
of an insect.
In Anatomy & Footwear:
A language.
Speakers of
, collectively.
Voice (the
of a person's
);
(distinctive
of
a language).
Manner of
, often habitually.
A person
in a
(most often plural).
The power of
;
generally.
  • Discourse;
    of
    or expression.
  • Honourable
    ; eulogy.
    In Religion:
    Glossolalia.
    In a
    , the
    of
    that
    between the
    and the
    (so called because it
    a
    in the mouth).
    Any large or long physical
    on an
    or
    part or any other part that
    into a long
    on another part.
    A
    , or
    or fixture.
    A long,
    of
    ,
    from the
    into a
    or lake.
    The
    of a
    ; especially, the
    of an
    , to the
    which the
    are yoked.
    The
    of a bell.
    An individual point of
    from a fire.
    A small
    (type of fish).
    In Nautical:
    A
    of
    into the
    part of
    , etc.; also, the
    main
    of a
    of several
    s.
    In Music:
    A reed.
    In Geology:
    A
    of
    ; A
    or
    of a
    that
    direction.

    Verb

    In Music:
    On a
    ,
    o
    a
    by
    he
    with a
    of
    he
    ,
    by
    a 'd' or 't'
    (alveolar plosive).
    To
    with the
    ,
    or
    sex.
    To
    in
    long,
    sections.
    To
    a
    and groove.
    To
    ; to prate.
    To
    ; to utter.
    To
    ; to scold.

    Name

    A
    by the Kyle of Tongue in Sutherland, Highland
    , Scotland (OS
    NC5956).
    A surname.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    tongue
    English
    arrow
    tonge
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    arrow
    tunge
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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