Adjective:

ଦୁର୍ବଳ ଭାବରେ ନିରାଶ |,

down in the mouth's Usage Examples:

prospect of having a fight which made the men in the Yankee boat look down in the mouth as they expected to see us all look frightened and ready to surrender.

because we lost in our very first cup final, I don"t think there is any cause to get down in the mouth.

left her job as a dentist because she was "Getting tired of looking down in the mouth!" and as a surgeon when she admits she "Just couldn"t cut it!" She.

This allows for gum to be chewed for a long time without breaking down in the mouth like conventional foods.

Six went down in the mouth of the Thames, and the new cruiser Belfast was badly damaged at the.

they had been "snowed under" with interest and promised "If you"re down in the mouth, dull, depressed and feel like nothing on earth, take a dose of COCAINE.

our very first Cup Final, I don"t think there is any cause to get down in the mouth.

our very first cup final, I don"t think there is any cause to get down in the mouth.

The bleaching agent is either carbamide peroxide, which breaks down in the mouth to form hydrogen peroxide, or hydrogen peroxide itself.

I get fed up and down in the mouth some days, but if I give the impression of being in a bad temper it.

Algernon Sydney, and stating that "the papists and high tories are quite down in the mouth," and that "Sir George [Jeffreys] is grown very humble;" and on these.

because we lost in our very first Cup Final, I don"t think there is any cause to get down in the mouth.

is tilted back and the mouth is open, the tongue will naturally be down in the mouth to allow the breast to go on top of it.

Synonyms:

oral cavity, rima oris, palate, rima, gingiva, maw, glossa, yap, gum, roof of the mouth, tongue, gob, lingua, buccal cavity, cakehole, clapper, hole, teeth, salivary gland, dentition, oral fissure, trap,

Antonyms:

past, future, take, uncolored, contraindicate,