tongue

The way a person uses words and voice when talking

A person's usual way of talking that shows how they feel or think

Joking and not meant to be taken seriously

Said jokingly and not meant to be taken seriously

To be easy and pleasant to say

Make someone talk more and tell secrets

To be very quiet when other people expect you to speak

Say things that are not true to trick others

Stop yourself from saying something you want to say because it would be rude

To stay silent to avoid saying something rude

To start speaking again after shock or surprise

To say a word correctly, often with difficulty

Become unable to speak when you feel nervous or embarrassed

A small piece of skin under the tongue is too short from birth and stops the tongue moving well

A skill at speaking in a way that convinces people

A habit of speaking in a harsh, critical way

A small mistake you make while speaking, like saying the wrong name

The first language a person learns at home

A thin flat stick doctors press on the tongue to check the mouth and throat

A strong angry talk that scolds someone for a mistake

Speech that says one thing but means another to trick people

A phrase that is hard to say quickly because of similar sounds

Polite speech that shows respect and keeps a calm tone

A habit of saying harsh, hurtful things about other people

A harmless mouth problem where the tongue looks dark and furry because tiny bumps grow too long, often after antibiotics

A temporary dark patch that appears on the tongue often after antibiotics

A cow's tongue that is cooked and eaten as meat

A small fern with one leaf and a thin spore spike like a snake's tongue

A houseplant with long upright thick leaves often called snake plant

A way of joining wooden boards by fitting an edge into a matching slot to make a flat strong surface

A tropical plant from Southeast Asia with large leaves, a dark red flower part, and edible underground stems

A heavy plow with one wide blade that breaks soil for cotton

A harmless mouth condition where tongue bumps grow long and look dark

A fern with long flat leaves that look like tongues

A cooked tongue from a young cow that is eaten as food

A small garden plant with bright, soft, trumpet-shaped flowers often yellow or purple

A fern with long flat green leaves that look like a tongue

A small flat sea fish with both eyes on the left side found on sandy bottoms

A fern with long flat leathery leaves that grows in shade

A fern with long flat pale green leaves that grows on trees or on the ground in warm places

A small club-shaped fungus that grows in soil or grass

A decorative border with egg-shaped figures alternating with small pointed shapes

A fern with a thin spike that looks like a snake's tongue

A plant with rough tongue-shaped leaves and blue or purple flowers

A small wormlike parasite with hooks that lives inside the nose of animals like dogs or cows

An orchid with blue or purple flowers and a tongue-shaped part on the flower's lip

An old logging machine that lifts one end of a log with hanging tongs between its wheels

A historical logging machine that lifts one end of a log with hanging tongs between wheels to move it

Wheels with hanging metal hooks that lift one end of a log for pulling

A small North American spring flower with one yellow spotted blossom