|mau̇thd, -au̇tht adjective
Etymology: mouth (I) + -ed
1. : having a mouth
sat me down and took a mouthed shell — John Keats
— often used in combination
wide- mouthed jar
large- mouthed bass
many- mouthed delta
gentle- mouthed horse
bull- mouthed siren
2. obsolete
a. : having a mouth of similar shape
beaver … mouthed like a cony — Thomas Morton
b. : gaping , yawning
mouthed graves will give thee memory — Shakespeare