edge or blade of a knife

a certain article (as a cistern, a big jar, etc)

person

mouth

open end; opening

crack

KangXi radical 30 (mouth)

entrance; gate (especially in the Great Wall or city walls)

(noun) 1. exit; 2. entrance; (noun) 1. person; (noun) orifice (bottles)

snack; nibble; junk food -- food of little nutritional value, eaten betw. proper meals | Std. Chin.: 零吃 | Also written as '口立濕'

snack, junk food, eat between meals

to go back on one's word

not to keep one's words

breach, split, rift; vent (volcanic crater); an open wound or cut

talkative (person).

describes a person who talks too much (hence the literal translation "There is more saliva than there is tea")

(proverb) to describe someone who is talkative; loquacious; garrulous; a big mouthed person; a loquacious person

an entrance

main entrance

to see each other all the time; to see each other morning and evening

empty mouth, empty promise

to speak with venom but without ill-intent; to speak harshly but not maliciously

(People) don't mean what they say

big mouth, large mouth

oral expressions can not be taken as evidence; word of mouth alone don't carry conviction

liquer (phonetic loanword in Mandarin)

to have a broad smile on one's face

key access point

tone; snout, muzzle

(noun) The attitude of someone's said

able to read aloud fluently; suitable for reading aloud; make smooth reading

yawn, open mouth; talk carelessly or out of place

to speak very fluently

foot-and-mouth disease

intersection (of roads)

door-telephone

portals

to say something without thinking; to say something tongue-in-cheek

saying without thinking (spoken)

bad personality because everything said to another is offensive (lit. a bad mouth cannot grow ivory); only says bad things

one cannot say nice things if always mean (idiom)

reciting a text without understanding its meaning (variant of 唸口黃)

verb; reciting a book / memory something without understanding what it mean