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What is the proper noun of mouth?

There isn't a proper noun for "mouth".

Proper nouns are names of specific people, places, or things. For example, "John", "London", and "Amazon" are all proper nouns.

"Mouth" is a common noun, referring to the general concept of a mouth.

If you're looking for a specific name for a mouth, you might be thinking of:

* A mouth of a river: This could be named based on the location (e.g., "The mouth of the Mississippi River") or have a specific name based on the location (e.g., "The Golden Gate")

* A mouth in a metaphor: If you're using a metaphor, you might give a mouth a name that represents its function or character (e.g., "The Mouth of Truth", "The Hungry Mouth of the Volcano").

Let me know if you have a specific context in mind, and I might be able to help you find the right word!

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