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What is slang for mouth?

There are many slang words for "mouth," and their appropriateness depends on context and audience. Here are some options:

General Slang:

* Cakehole: A humorous term for mouth, often used to refer to someone eating or talking a lot.

* Chopper: A term used for mouth, especially when referring to teeth or chewing.

* Trap: This term is often used in rap music and refers to the mouth as a place to "trap" or hold things.

* Piehole: Similar to "cakehole," this is a humorous term for mouth, often used when someone is talking a lot.

* Gabber: This is slang for someone who talks a lot, so you could say they have a "big gabber."

More Informal/Rude Slang:

* Kisshole: A very rude term for mouth.

* Gob: A somewhat crude term for mouth.

* Hole: A very informal and often offensive term for mouth.

* Schnoz: A slang term for nose, but can sometimes be used to refer to the mouth.

* Kisser: While technically referring to lips, it can be used as a slang term for mouth.

Remember: It's important to be mindful of your audience and the context when using slang terms. Some of these words are very informal and potentially offensive.

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