It means orally - something said instead of written down legally.
"Mouth" in English is bocca in Italian.
To keep the mouth and mouth close (kiss), I think.
litterally "shut your mouth" so basically shut up.
Yes, as is i like wiener in and around my mouth
I don't know if you spelled it right but I know the word you're going for and it means shut or something or shut up.. or you add laboca it means shut your mouth.... got it?
mouth
In English, the Italian word "boca" translates to "mouth."
The "bill" is the bird's beak, or mouth.
Entrance, beginning, mouth of a river.
Word of mouth is just and expression used to advertise or publicize something on a person to person basis. If something is traveling by word of mouth it typically means it is traveling like a wild fire, and that is fast.
"shut up" is two words, not one, and they mean to close your mouth, or to be quiet. and a "cuss" word is a word that many take offence to.
mouth. or at least that's what youtube tell me
Its plural for the word στόμα (stoma) meaning ''mouth'' So its mouths.
As in 'Shut your trap', 'trap' means mouth.
Either the tree that carries grapes, or it can mean "Word of mouth"
If you mean that thing in the mouth, it's tongues.
Rude, disrespectful, will do anything, uncouth, foul mouth