mouthing
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mouth·ing
(mou'THĭng) 
n.
A bombastic or empty phrase or speech. Often used in the plural: mouthings about sin and morality.
n.
A bombastic or empty phrase or speech. Often used in the plural: mouthings about sin and morality.
Saunders Veterinary Dictionary:
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mouthing
1. familiarizing the unbroken horse with the novelty of having a bit in its mouth. A special mouthing bit with dangling players on the bit is used.
2. checking the teeth of a grazing animal, e.g. to identify sheep with a broken mouth.
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