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What is the word root that means mouth?

The word root that means "mouth" is "or" (from Latin).

Here are some examples of words with this root:

* Oral: Relating to the mouth.

* Oral cavity: The space within the mouth.

* Oral hygiene: Practices to maintain the health of the mouth.

* Oral communication: Communication using spoken words.

* Orifice: An opening, especially one in the body, such as the mouth.

* Exordium: The beginning or introduction, especially of a speech. (Latin for "beginning from the mouth").

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