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mewing

mewing

9.9
Holding the tongue against the roof of the mouth to try to improve the jawline
  • noun
  • /ˈmjuːɪŋ/
  • Jargon
translation icon : mewing
  • Practicing mewing every day has helped him achieve a more defined jawline.

Examples

  • Doctors suggest that mewing may contribute to better alignment of the jaw.

  • Many people believe that mewing can enhance their facial features over time.

  • [laughing] - [half-singing] - [cat meows] - [low whistle] - [mewing] - [mewing] -

  • How could I be a cultural ambassador shouldering this ridiculous load of puling, mewing, conceited infatuation?

    Fiction book (1998)
  • (CATS MEWING)

Surface Forms

mewing singular
mewings plural

Etymology

Mewing in this sense is named after Dr. Mew, a dentist/orthodontist who taught a way of holding the tongue against the roof of the mouth. So mewing now means that 'tongue-holding' method people use to try to change their jaw and face.