"My tongue was all shriveled up like a lizard tongue," she recalls.
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Prepare and cook the tongue: Wash the tongue thoroughly in cold water.
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Open your mouth and gently touch your tongue to your partner's tongue, moving it delicately.
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Lily is sticking out her tongue, and Dennis Quaid is sticking out his tongue, too.
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Did you know he modeled the tongue of the shoe after Michael Jordan's actual tongue?
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Sedira's "Mother Tongue" (2002), which features three dialogues between three generations of women, shows how in immigrant families one's "mother tongue" is often not the same as one's mother's tongue.
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Then, proving that the tongue interface could have a practical application was accomplished by creating a "tongue rudder" which tracks horizontal tongue movements and translates them into directional control for a wheelchair.
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You can't fold your tongue, and then flatten your tongue inside your mouth, exposing different flavor receptors.
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The first step in cooking a tongue is getting over the fact that it looks like a tongue.
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She added, "PS- slightly blue tongue courtesy of bribery M&M's" to explain her daughter's slightly discolored tongue.
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In Tongue Twisters, Kai interprets a series of tongue twisters written by prolific children's book author Fatima Sharafeddine.
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I don't know how you hold your tongue; your tongue seems to be on a very loose leash.
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But when someone has tongue plaque, that renewal doesn't happen and your tongue gets covered in a white film.
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If you're diagnosed with tongue cancer, your salivary glands and your tongue itself may be affected, which makes kissing difficult.
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If someone with vape tongue abstains from vaping for a couple of weeks, their tongue regains the ability to taste.
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A study by researchers at Fudan University in Shanghai may have somewhat resolved the "Father Tongue" versus "Mother Tongue" conundrum.
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Place your finger on the baby&aposs tongue and gently rub the surface of the tongue in a circular shape.
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"A fast and reliable technique to trace tongue movements is important for speech scientists who try to understand how speech is controlled by the tongue or how the tongue is disrupted in various speech disorders," the paper explains.
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Memoji and Animoji tongue detection is...weirdScreenshot: Andrew Liszewski (Apple)Apple's updated its Animoji avatars, adding "tongue detection" to the mix.
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One tongue loop was kept in the redesign which does help keep the tongue of the shoe from slipping around while you're running.
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Right now, your tongue is starting to come down—about ready to roll over in bed and light a tiny little tongue cigarette.
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Nesyamun's tongue muscles had wasted away and the tongue plays a key role in speech, changing the sounds we can make, Howard said.
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The sauce gribiche is a perfect partner to the boiled tongue, but even if you aren't the tongue type, try the sauce anyway.
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Animoji: For iPhone X users, iOS 12 adds four new Animoji, all of which support tongue detection, so you can... stick your tongue out.
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The Grammy-nominated rapper, 26, posed alongside the Migos rapper, 83, holding his face and kissing tongue-to-tongue for photographers on the carpet.
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Afterwards, my tongue is covered in bites and bruises because my body instinctively bites down on it to prevent me from swallowing my tongue.
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"He put his tongue in my mouth, and he did like a torpedo cat tongue and, like, drilled my mouth," Anna tells Maya afterward.
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Suck on your partner's tongue Another way to heighten the intensity of a French kiss is to gently suck on your partner's tongue before releasing it.
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"The human tongue is a special organ with dynamic mobility," computer scientist Yunjun Nam wrote, adding:One may test the following tongue movements to realize its variety.
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For example, my roommate and I have both encountered people who try to "tongue fuck" us, meaning they attempt to stick their tongue into our vaginas.
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The 1971 remake featured the image of tennis star Stan Smith on the tongue, but with Haillet's name — the tongue didn't say Stan Smith until 1977.
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In contrast with the "Mother Tongue Hypothesis", the "Father Tongue Hypothesis" states that humans tend to pick up their fathers' language as opposed to their mothers'.
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He also appreciates how the suede shoes have a less bulky Nike Pro–style tongue, rather than the classic skate shoe tongue used on Nike SBs.
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Tongue-tie is when there is an abundance of tissue between the lower part of the baby&aposs tongue and the lower part of their mouth.
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Move your tongue slowly around your partner's mouth, touching all over their tongue, as well as the insides of their cheeks and the roof of their mouth.
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Then, during an April 2017 dentist appointment, Dr. Amy Luedemann-Lazar noticed that Mason's tongue was attached to the base of his mouth, called a tongue tie.
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Armed with a quick, sharp tongue and a brash sense of humor, his "sit down and shut up" tongue lashings were often praised as authentic and tough.
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"Majority of bacteria in the mouth lives on your tongue and most of us tend to neglect that area, especially towards the back of the tongue," she says.
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" According to Dr. Mew, you can improve these kinds of problems by keeping your tongue on the roof of your mouth, also known as having "proper tongue posture.
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I hate to disagree, but that cat's-tongue feeling analogy doesn't quite hold true for me (even though I was last touched by a cat's tongue in 1984).
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Tongue might not be the most immediate choice for home cooking, but it's versatile, Szymanski says, mentioning its presence in tacos and even tongue sandwiches at Katz's Deli.
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While it's not necessarily a sign that you have a dirty mouth, you can get rid of tongue plaque by scraping your tongue and using mouthwash, she says.
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The two voices in the duet grind against one another, throat to throat and tongue to tongue, letting the listener in on the erotic pleasure of vocal intimacy.
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"The girl's mother asked if I would be able to reconstruct the tongue, because over the past few years, her tongue had been obliterated by the tumor," he said.
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"This time, I'm gonna stick my tongue in your mouth, and when I do that, I want you to massage my tongue with yours," Kathryn says, matter-of-fact.
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With my face turned to an angle, I stuck my tongue out, and as I predicted, the lens wasn't able to layer my tongue on top of the mask.
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Some people even can fold the lateral edges of the tongue upward to form a tube, commonly referenced as a 'tongue-rolling' trait in old-fashioned introductory genetics courses.
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No more tongue-thrust reflex: Tongue thrust is a reflex that newborns have where they will automatically push solid foods out of their mouth if someone tries to feed them.
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Three years later, he would touch his tongue to the tongue of a girl for whom he would happily have cut off his arms, if only she had let him.
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"When a tongue dies/Divine things… Are no longer reflected/In that mirror," begins historian and anthropologist Miguel León Portilla's poem Cuando Muere una Lengua, or When a Tongue Dies.
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"Even though tongue scraping does in fact remove bacteria from the tongue, just like with plaque on your teeth, it will build back up if not done regularly," Dr. Ahmed says.
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And it is quite an apparatus — a combination of tongue, muscle and bone that allows the chameleon to store energy like a drawn bow and release the tongue like an arrow.
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If you see separate white spots on your tongue, it could be a sign of a superficial fungal infection, an inflammatory condition, or even early signs of tongue cancer, she says.
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Most European programs require foreign students to take at least one introductory class in the native tongue, and if English isn't your native tongue, you have to pass a proficiency test.
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He retained enough of his tongue that he was able to compensate for speech, but the altered shape of his oral cavity and the damage to his tongue made eating difficult.
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This would be like claiming your own tongue damaged your reputation because it formed words and sounds whenever you used it, and then demanding your tongue also pay your legal fees.
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"I began to realize that Hokkien was my real mother tongue and Mandarin was my stepmother tongue," said Lee Xuan Jin, 18, who started a Facebook page dedicated to preserving Hokkien.
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" He slipped into a deep-toned, plummy Thorpe voice: "I could feel my jaw getting longer, heavy lips, heavy tongue; a lot of tongue work when he is lying or aroused.
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And Prince Philip — whose tongue is sharp as ever!
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" Tongue is sandwiched between "challah medallions" with "dill aioli.
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Related News Q's | The Hummingbird's Tongue: How It Works
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Tongue-tie, or ankyloglossia, is a condition where a thick band of tissue (called the lingual frenulum) connects the bottom of the tongue to the floor of the mouth, restricting its movement.
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Lucy had both tongue- and lip-tie revisions — these are simple procedures where a doctor uses scissors or a laser to cut the band of tissue and free the tongue or lip.
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Munson said Paisley's tongue swelled so much in the postoperative period that the sutures loosened and the tongue separated, but doctors were able to sew it back together with no further issues.
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You can also customize the fit using Velcro strips located on either side of the tongue to create a high or low arch and adjust the width and position of the tongue.
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How to treat tongue-tie in babiesIf your baby has a mild case of tongue-tie, then a common course of action is to let it be and monitor it, says Boucher.
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His Swedish mother has gifted him citizenship and language, but the difference between the mother tongue and his mother's tongue trips Jonas up on his quest to be chatty, idiomatic and cool.
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If it is found that the newborn has a tongue-tie, they should be referred to a pediatric dentist or pediatric ENT for a full evaluation of the tongue function/movement as well.
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It's a condition known as "lingua villosa nigra," in which the tiny cylindrical structures on the surface of the tongue, known as papillae, elongate and trap bacteria and food particles on the tongue.
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Beef tongue lies half-hidden in a froth of cold-smoked mushroom stock scented by anise and thyme, a homage to a Filipino recipe for ox tongue and Campbell's cream of mushroom soup.
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Yet I couldn't stop thinking about what it would be like for my vibrators to mimic the patterns my tongue made—the patterns I would like a tongue to make—on my vagina.
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A moose the size of a skyscraper strolls through a greened out urban center; a perched black bird with the tongue of a frog tries to catch a butterfly using an oversized tongue.
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Especially after a drink, Mr Griffiths's tongue could be harsh.
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I still have a swollen tongue and am rehabbing steadily.
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Teacher: Kendall Jenner Lesson: Don't be afraid to use tongue.
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The former gives the sensation of cooling your tongue. The
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They'd be less worth if there's no tongue in cheek.
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I just think "Groin Gripper" rolls off the tongue nicely.
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As you stick out your tongue, it'll do the same.
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"I still have a swollen tongue and am rehabbing steadily."
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Imagine if your own name was a terrible tongue twister.
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She say my f*** and my tongue game a remedy.
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This person speaks with a forked tongue, it would seem.
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Within four weeks, her tongue was perfectly pink once again.
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Thousands of receptors on our tongue are designed to identify
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He slipped ably between his parents' mother tongue and English.
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"I had Jann Wenner's tongue in my mouth," Ryan said.
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The title, as you might imagine, has tongue in cheek.
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For some reason my tongue was feeling a bit numb.
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That's a pretty big tongue kissing a pretty small baby.
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If he didn't answer, he'd have to eat beef tongue.
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I couldn't talk because part of my tongue was immobile.
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Oh, and in the picture, she's sticking out her tongue.
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Unlike eureka, the word doesn't quite roll off the tongue.
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The tongue is no stranger to these kinds of experiments.
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" This was, according to Sanders, a "slip of the tongue.
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"Tongue in cheek" jokes are what you distribute to employees.
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Tongue said the despair in the farming community was palpable.
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It's obvious he can't control his mind or his tongue.
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FIVE MASKS appear, representing eyes, ear, nose, tongue, and hand.
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BARDYour eyes, ears, tongue, nose, and body have left you.
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I love you more than tongue can tell, my Ganny.
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Eminem is back and his tongue is sharper than ever.
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I put the tiny triangle of paper on my tongue.
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Behold the lolling tongue, the malformed limb, the crooked tail!
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Lastly, and listen closely: You're going to need a tongue.
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Ramsay only speaks with fiery vitriol rolling off his tongue.
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I feel English is like a mother tongue to me.
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"I'm talented with my tongue," the rocker, 28, tells PEOPLE.
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No evidence of tongue, but it does make you think.
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" Michelle said, "His tongue was so far down [her] throat.
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This is the S.U.C. this isn't the tongue flip clique.
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"A toothbrush mimics a mother's tongue licking them," says Shaw.
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Still, Michael's name was on the tip of his tongue.
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This is a slow and methodical seduction of the tongue.
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" —Franco "I just go for it, think washing machine tongue.
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" —Kyle "Lippy with a little bit of a tongue tease.
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" —Rachel "A good, playful use of tongue but not sloppy.
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If you have money, it probably rolls off the tongue.
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She sticks her tongue out at strangers, blows raspberries at
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"Only if you slip them a little tongue," wrote another.
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I don't have a gun, but I have a tongue.
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These statements were not just unfortunate slips of the tongue.
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But English is not the mother tongue of most Singaporeans.
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Reporting by Steve Tongue in London; Editing by Toby Davis
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He has a wicked tongue and is clever and informed.
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This sounds a little like a tongue twister, doesn't it?
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She takes endless pictures of her dog's tongue sticking out.
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In fact, he did no more than bite his tongue.
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Not all of Mr. Kaine's lines rolled off the tongue.
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If too tight, raise the tongue and loosen the Velcro.
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On Friday, she said she should have held her tongue.
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Will he bite his tongue and take the high road?
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You don't need to stick your tongue out at me.
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A spoonful should feel creamy on the tongue, not grainy.
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She went for tongue, and I wasn't ready for that.
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There was the geographic tongue he'd already told her about.
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Is that just my tongue or is that for real?
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BrolyLegs eventually discovered a better solution for gaming: his tongue.
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I laughed and stuck my tongue out at the camera.
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Jenny McKechnie: The name is a bit tongue in cheek.
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And he went ahead and did the tongue thing, anyway.
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The sons then cut off Lavinia's tongue and her hands.
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Each flavor was kind of, like, bursting on your tongue.
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A slip of the tongue, perhaps, but it means something.
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Do we like the way it rolls off the tongue?
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No slip of the tongue, no heat in that moment.
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We want to watch the WCF in our mother tongue.
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I'm not going to hold my tongue for anything anymore.
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He needed 62 stitches on his face, lips and tongue.
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The language of full emotional availability is her native tongue.
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Gliniecki once bloodied his tongue by tying stiff, refrigerated stems.
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At the same time, muscles under the tongue get lax.
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"It's tongue in cheek," said Galia Slayen, a Bloomberg spokeswoman.
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"Just run your tongue across your teeth," another ad read.
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I could taste my tongue in my mouth shriveling up.
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Yoruba is the most widely spoken tongue among Nigerian migrants.
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Heck, he even made a man swallow his own tongue.
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Your tongue could still be cut out, your windows smashed.
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These are short little entries, each in a different tongue.
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After all, we can't stick a thermometer under its tongue.
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Her feet grew heavy and her tongue dry and stiff.
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One should not confuse sharp eyes with a sharp tongue.
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Guard your tongue as these planets clash against each other.
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Soon he could only whisper weakly and manipulate his tongue.
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"I'm not a person to hold my tongue," Mazraani said.
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That's why I say, 'The Devil done blessed his tongue.
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Become aware of the textures and flavors on your tongue.
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Despite the name, black hairy tongue isn't hair at all.
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Human voices shouting, crying, asking questions in a foreign tongue.
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Marnie just had a very long tongue, Ms. Braha said.
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Make Memoji and Animoji wink and stick out their tongue.
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"One of the initial striking features was how significant her enlarged tongue was, even compared to previous cases to the children I have seen; she had the largest tongue for her age," Munson said.
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The last time you took a good look at your tongue was probably after eating a piece of colored hard candy or taking a photo with your tongue out à la 2013 Miley Cyrus.
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She noticed that his lingual frenulum, the band of tissue under his tongue, was shorter than is typical and was attached close to the tip of his tongue, keeping him from moving it freely.
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If your baby is having problems latching during breastfeeding or isn&apost able to fully stick out their tongue, then they may have a condition called ankyloglossia, or more commonly known as tongue-tie.
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However, because the tongue is a muscle and can continue to grow, when Paisley was about a year old, her parents noticed her tongue had grown, causing her problems when she was eating and breathing.
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Everyone is treated differently depending on their acne patterns, pulse, and the color of their tongue — you'd be surprised by what your tongue can say about your health, but that's a story for another time.
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If he had his way he would slip his tongue out, oyster-slow, and then: tongue the thin line of stubble along the rim of my eyelid, tracing it back and forth, back and forth.
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Years later she is afflicted with the tongue cancer that runs in the family, the illness from which, we are told early in the novel, she hoped to save Nan by cutting out her tongue.
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Though Pythagoras owned a single truth, the boy untangles a triangle of pull within a triangle of release, the slingshot's tongue a tongue torn out of an old Army boot & Lord, what a perfect fit.
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There are several overtly sexual works in the show, including "White Tongue," in which a glass head sports a snakelike appendage; a tiny beaded figure sits naked and proud, riding the tongue like a pony.
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Someone said if you fancy them you put your tongue in.
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The flosser also includes an orthodontic tip and a tongue cleaner.
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The latter would surely tongue-tie even the most experienced linguists.
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Rodney the red-nose reindeer doesn't quite roll off the tongue.
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He hasn't been biting his tongue since Trump took office, either.
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I speak for Olympios for she has no tongue — metaphorically speaking.
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So technically speaking, it's not actually hair growing from the tongue.
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"You have to bite your tongue a lot," Agnes Gira said.
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Should you speak off the cuff, and risk getting tongue-tied?
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"We get it's a little bit tongue and cheek," said Goodstein.
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"We didn't speak English or Italian (Lupi's native tongue)," Lupi says.
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Listen closely, and consider biting your tongue until things blow over.
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No one should die without eating eating a tongue taco first.
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Just 0.24% of the population use it as their principal tongue.
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One, Lyudmila Dubinina, was found with no eyes and no tongue.
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Instead, the performers constantly change up their tongue and finger motions.
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Mexico, never far from a Trumpian tongue-lashing, is another candidate.
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"It just doesn't roll off the tongue," Robinson replied to laughs.
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We've all had the occasional candy-stained green or blue tongue.
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Another severe case of black hairy tongue (not the same patient).
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The sorbet buzzes against my tongue, shocking me into the moment.
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" Musk's last point was made tongue in cheek: "Don't tell anyone.
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Saturday Night Live alumni aren't immune to the show's sharp tongue.
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Now there is evidence of invasive cancer on my tongue too.
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He's oxymoronic: a nativist who can't really speak his native tongue.
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The home fries were warm and slicked my tongue with grease.
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It's intentionally tongue in cheek, talking "investments" without seeming too invested.
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Try blowing on her clitoris before making contact with your tongue.
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YOU can spin them on your nose, chin, finger or tongue.
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I bit my tongue mostly, but deep down I was boiling.
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After a few moments of tongue gymnastics, my fears were confirmed.
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Would you like me to inspect your mouth with my tongue?
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Then, there was the oversized tongue on the performance-minded trainer.
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You can consume these through a dropper used under the tongue.
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Google Assistant also plays back the words in your native tongue.
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They had ears that moved and a tongue that stuck out.
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He holds his tongue but it rubs him the wrong way.
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Jackson's light gag order soon proved insufficient to hold Stone's tongue.
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Most academics consider Occitan a single tongue, but some activists disagree.
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It just doesn't roll off the tongue the way it should.
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"Damn, I would totally sit on that tongue," one user commented.
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In many cases, they were illiterate in their own mother tongue.
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If deer tongue baths are your thing, go for it girl.
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Or maybe they're trying to find a tongue that is native.
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They won't mean anything more than their moment against the tongue.
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Netanyahu also called in the US ambassador for a tongue lashing.
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He put his arms up and stuck his tongue out again.
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Check out King's slip of the tongue, and the crowd's reaction.
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Tristan makes out with one of the women, tongue and all.
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And although he planned it, Browne, 35, was equally tongue-tied.
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The extended tongue was another cutesy pose observed in the study.
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About 5% of all babies have some form of tongue-tie.
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Fittingly, she simply captioned the revealing photo with a tongue emoji.
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Stuff that tortilla with some strips of long-cooked beef tongue.
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There are two reasons why he may be holding his tongue.
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And sometimes that tongue might swipe across your lips or mouth.
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Instead, this tongue twister is the product of single-minded marketing.
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She knows how to tie a cherry stem with her tongue.
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The tone is biting and knowing, but completely tongue in cheek.
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This becomes visible as hands, feet, cheeks, lips and tongue enlarge.
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The Catholic Guilt left a taste of anise on the tongue.
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Why, then, would a stuck-out tongue define such a transformation?
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Dame Helen Mirren has never been one to bite her tongue.
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She stopped, stared and stubbed out a cigarette on her tongue.
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Claim it was a slip of the tongue, a grammatical misfire.
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Then follow the yellow arrows, which indicate lacing across the tongue.
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We bite our tongue when we disagree with our friends choices.
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It was like his tongue had a mind of its own.
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Subsys is a spray that the patient applies under the tongue.
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Translation: Let he who is without tongue cast the first stone.
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They have a generously padded heel and tongue for added comfort.
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So now he gets to stick out his tongue at you.
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No, Mr. Betsalel said, she had long forgotten her native tongue.
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But he held his tongue: Mr. Mohammed's moral authority was daunting.
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Give your daughters names that command the full use of tongue.
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"My tongue gets blue, but I can control it," she says.
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LONDON - Ricky Gervais is definitely not one to hold his tongue.
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What is seeing, after all, if your tongue can do it?
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Almost immediately, his throat began closing and his tongue swelled up.
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His wrinkled lips moved soundlessly, his dry tongue probing the air.
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I stick out my tongue, like a bully on a playground.
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Spears tongue is out, presumably to berate Leo for cultural appropriation.
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It burns your tongue, but then melts into a sugary bliss.
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Biting my tongue and knowing that I have to pay rent.
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A lot of people, they're a little sharp with their tongue.
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Your mind is extra sharp today, but so is your tongue.
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But Paris puts a twist on it with her tongue piercing.
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Sometime's it's really tongue in cheek, and sometimes it's really serious.
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Warren puts his tongue in my mouth, then spits on me.
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To preserve his influence, he felt he must hold his tongue.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — For once, José Mourinho bit his tongue.
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She asked if she could untie his tongue with a laser.
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It rolls right off his tongue in a somewhat unnerving way.
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"Definitely, my tongue is planted firmly in my cheek," he says.
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Yeah, no no, that's the sound of me biting my tongue.
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The mopey "Socks" is a tongue-lashing to unoriginal gift givers.
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Only then is the fatal dose slipped solemnly under the tongue.
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That is why Obama stays on the tip of Trump's tongue.
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He dug up a thermometer and stuck it under his tongue.
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When my father was born, his mother tongue was a crime.
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It&aposll make cleaning the tongue and upper a lot easier.
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"My God, it's only haldi," said my grandmother, clicking her tongue.
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The walls are painted and the ceiling is tongue and groove.
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A large monitor lizard flitting its tongue swam near the bank.
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I communicate in the clicks and beeps of our abbreviated tongue.
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A severed tongue, accompanied by a warning to "Speak no evil"?
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Peaches, tongue and brisket, a gift from a patron of Mommens's.
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He realized he had to either sell or mind his tongue.
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Did I understand what it meant to renounce my mother tongue?
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To bypass all of that, try using CBD under the tongue.
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Her father's native language is the Mayan tongue known as Q'eqchi'.
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Imagine if your tongue went looking for a beautiful, healthy tooth.
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Pelosi struggled several times to get Trump's name off her tongue.
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I dodged fights, I held my tongue, I minded my rules.
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Why should I bite my tongue when I have an opinion?
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His mind felt like a burned tongue, numbly touching her reality.
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But his phrasing was awkward because English wasn't his native tongue.
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"You'll notice part of the tongue is way up," Colaianni said.
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Reporting by Steve Tongue and Karolos Grohmann, editing by Pritha Sarkar
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The disease even attacked her tongue, making it difficult to eat.
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Visitor: The last time I was there I had the tongue.
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The fish burned my tongue, but the wine eased the pain.
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Or does she bite her tongue, reluctant to rock the boat?
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Zsa Zsa's résumé was tough to beat: a dry, dangling tongue.
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It doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but maybe it should.
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Any scene involving Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg) and her thorny tongue.
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How can you look at that big tongue and not smile?
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Its tongue is almost longer than the rest of its body.
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Otherwise, maybe just bite your tongue and pass the Brussels sprouts.
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Kalimat is also the publisher of a picture book of Arabic tongue twisters illustrated by the 30-year-old Lebanese artist Hanane Kai (the title translates roughly as "Your Tongue Is Your Horse, Your Tongue Is Your Protector") that won this year's BolognaRagazzi Award in the New Horizons category, which honors innovative picture books from countries where children's publishing is still developing.
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"Golden Couple" thus becomes a painting about teasing, an attitude also evident in "Tongue Tondo," (2018) in which a woman sticks out her tongue at the man she is caressing while they kneel in a swamp.
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In her book, The New Sex Bible, Dr. O'Reilly describes a rimming technique called the "tongue twister," in which you spread apart your partner's butt cheeks with your hands and twirl your tongue in circular motions.
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According to American Academy of Sleep Medicine spokesman Nitun Verma, M.D., when you sleep on your back, your chin and tongue are pulled down by gravity, making the space behind your tongue smaller and promoting snoring.
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In the delightfully titled paper, "Frogs use a viscoelastic tongue and non-Newtonian saliva to catch prey," researchers from Georgia Tech have outlined the step-by-step process of what happens when a frog fires its tongue.
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Spielberg isn't wholly to blame for wanting to give his raptors an unscientific tongue: In the "Jurassic Park" book upon which the movie is based, author Michael Crichton describes a Tyrannosaurus rex as having a forked tongue.
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"I think it's definitely the way the tongue touches the cup, because no one would, sub-consciously or consciously, put their tongue onto the electrode and then drink the water," she said in a recent test round.
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During a Colorado vaping focus group for teens, many young vapers said they had experienced vape tongue, a condition where vape juice desensitizes a person's tongue so they can't taste flavors, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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When I'm not looking, she'll stick her tongue out at the camera.
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Gigi doesn't bother with niceties and doesn't hold her tongue for anyone.
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And I bite my tongue, I just don't let them do it.
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Tongue scrapers are small dental tools that resemble spoons or shedding blades.
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"We do have one more rule," Gill explained (with tongue in cheek).
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Dance a "tongue tango" Imagine French kissing as a sort of dance.
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The combination of crunch and sweet, tangy, smoky sauce hugged my tongue.
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Memorial Day mattress sale just rolls right off the tongue, doesn't it?
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We use tongue in cheek humor to bring attention to those issues.
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While she recovers in Louisiana, Melyssa regained full use of her tongue.
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Content warning: This article includes an image of a severed cat tongue.
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"Did not hold my tongue on the red carpet," Mayim Bialik tweeted.
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Men also seem to get black hairy tongue more often than women.
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Is your tongue dyed pink and yellow and blue after this endeavor?
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It was meant to be tongue-in-cheek — a little bit parallel.
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He had burned his tongue, and his new bed was too big.
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Apparently, make a tongue-in-cheek plan for the worst possible outcome.
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He yells at her; she taunts him and sticks out her tongue.
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Today Arabic is the native tongue of a fifth of the population.
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But instead of waving to her grandpa, Charlotte stuck out her tongue.
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We might almost be listening to Latin or some unknown foreign tongue.
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Speaking perhaps a bit tongue-in-cheek, Trump said that's his exercise.
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My tongue is obviously in cheek here — but I'm not entirely unserious.
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His tongue parted me, slickening my already juicy pussy with his saliva.
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He sends back a face with its tongue out, its eyes closed.
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Followed by lemon skin and a yogurt tartness that bites your tongue.
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The words dried on my tongue; I lost my train of thought.
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Feel the sand in your toes, savor the drink on your tongue!
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The tongue-in-cheek noir vibes they brought to it totally work.
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A gossip has his tongue continually ripped out, that sort of thing.
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An app, called Trump2Cash, is partially tongue in cheek but quite interesting.
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Pretty much everyone and their tongue knows the rest of the story.
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It was made as a tongue-in-cheek insomnia cure, by Calm.
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Daniel had brain, throat and tongue cancer, according to the Associated Press.
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Just let that word rolling around on your tongue a bit. Rolfing.
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She bit her tongue on Wednesday, even as her serves sailed out.
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Urdu is the mother tongue of only a minority of Pakistani children.
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As you can see, Lexie also likes to stick her tongue out.
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Look at the way she sticks his tongue out for the camera.
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Harry reacted by making some silly faces, including sticking his tongue out.
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The Javanese language is the 12th-most-spoken tongue in the world.
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Still, she got revenge on Corden later on with a cow's tongue.
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He sticks his tongue out and blinks his eyes to certain questions.
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Marie simply responded with a stuck-out tongue and winking eye emoji.
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When Erin says, "Ghost, open your mouth," the wall's dog tongue extends.
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I love watching her slowly stretch her mouth open, exposing her tongue.
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Compostable accessories for the toothbrush include head replacements, floss and tongue scrapers.
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John Harwood: Can they expect to get a tongue lashing from you?
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The taste of liberation is so sweet on his pink little tongue.
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Sure, it was snack-sized, but each bite short-circuited my tongue.
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According to PastaPadre editor Bryan Wiedey, though, it didn't fix the tongue.
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He has this creepy look in his eye, his tongue is out.
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" A tongue-lashing : "Sometimes I trip on how happy we could be.
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He's a man unfamiliar with the restraint required to bite ones tongue.
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I let it sit there on my tongue like it was chocolate.
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Before I moved to America, I wasn't one to hold my tongue.
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Under-the-tongue thermometers are more reliable, but take a longer time.
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"Yves," he breathed over my lips, tongue lapping out for another taste.
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A few types of molecules get sensed by receptors in the tongue.
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Give it a listen ... Em's sarcastic tongue is as sharp as ever.
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Lourd playfully sticks her own tongue out — and then Gary follows suit.
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This dog is cheekily sticking his tongue out without the Pope noticing.
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Could Trump's loose tongue jeopardize the United States' web of intelligence partnerships?
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Once the tongue has cooled, Szymanski peels off the tough outer membrane.
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It's a very soft experience on the lips and on the tongue.
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Nothin' says we're a couple again like some good old-fashioned tongue.
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Communicating that you just sipped hot soup, and your tongue is burnt.
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Artists can choose whether to rap in their mother tongue—or not.
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Your tongue is super weird, which is fine because mine is too.
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I had hole in my chin I could stick my tongue through.
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You can use it for anything … KS: That slips off the tongue.
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Tongue slightly in cheek, he says museums are "in charge of eternity".
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A name that is strange in your mouth, like a swollen tongue.
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A swift tongue-scrape removes the debris that blocks taste-bud efficacy.
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More information is coming your way, and you're feeling less tongue-tied!
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Tumors appeared all over their bodies, from the tongue to the testes.
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It includes the brand's signature embossed tongue label and rubber grip soles.
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Williams had a tongue-in-cheek, but totally appropriate, reality check rebuttal.
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The education ministry has pledged more effort to teach the official tongue.
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They'll expect the humor, the wit and the tongue-in-cheek comments.
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Waffles may come with braised beef tongue and a duck egg ($13).
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They also have quite long laces and quite a big, full tongue.
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Philomela had her tongue ripped out to prevent her from speaking publicly.
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I was pressing a napkin to my tongue to stanch the bleeding.
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A little hot sauce and ketchup, knock the tongue out your mouth.
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This new, tongue-in-cheek campaign uses a page from ABI's playbook.
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GW has a multiple sclerosis treatment which is sprayed under the tongue.
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Fortunately, I was able to adjust the tongue to provide more room.
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The devil's tongue has a ridge that splits it down the center.
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The boy mounted a donkey and yelled "Ra!" before clicking his tongue.
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"It hits a totally different part of my tongue," one taster said.
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He clicked his tongue softly while trying to come up with more.
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One is missing part of her jaw; another, most of his tongue.
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They can gum their food and mash it up with their tongue.
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Her mother tongue was Telugu, but they managed to communicate in Hindi.
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"I never get tongue-tied except when you're here," Lawless told Strout.
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If alcohol loosens your tongue, perhaps it loosens your fingers as well.
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"I am tired of pasta," she said, clicking her tongue in frustration.
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It's anesthetizing your tongue from picking up any fruits, herbs, or salinity.
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With a tongue-in-cheek approach, Tritt sees it as free labour.
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Huge smile and tongue out is probably optional, but why fight it?
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Disco's head is embroidered on the tongue of one of Høiberg's shoes.
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Locate & Spit: Think about where you are experiencing flavors on your tongue.
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What is the mouthfeel and weight of the coffee on your tongue?
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"The human tongue is a special organ with dynamic mobility," Nam writes.
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Grill the tongue, flipping once, until charred, about 6 to 8 minutes.
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He put his tongue in my mouth and then spit on me.
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Jason Momoa said he has a fake tongue from "Game of Thrones."
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It has that acrid note, right at the back of your tongue.
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Short ribs, scallops, beef tongue and tofu also get the skewer treatment.
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Learning a few phrases in another tongue will make you feel smart.
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The condition doesn't actually cause hair to sprout on the tongue, however.
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It is the product of real attention and tongue-and-groove workmanship.
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Mr. Nadler said later it had been a slip of the tongue.
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I would laugh, but I can't feel my mouth or my tongue.
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"The Silver Tongue Is Silenced," announced one of the many, many headlines.
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Marwyn met her and taught her the Common Tongue and human anatomy.
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Where Biden was tongue-tied in Munich, Trump vaunts his coarse spontaneity.
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"To develop a recipe, I have to trust my tongue," she said.
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"There's a hole on the back of my tongue," he said later.
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Remember when Muhammad Ali's fast fists and swifter tongue ruled the world?
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Bend your tongue upward, pinning it against the roof of your mouth.
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We are a people of two and ours is a dying tongue.
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He could bear the ache of a tongue full of tooth marks.
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They're a secret wrapped in flour,They're a treasure for the tongue.
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She had asked him to not put his tongue in her mouth.
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Police were able to recover the man's tongue in his apartment bedroom.
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She has two black eyes and bit her tongue in the crash.
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They're a secret wrapped in flour,They're a treasure for the tongue.
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It was, safe to say, more than a little tongue in cheek.
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Her mind was more agile, her tongue sharper, her wit more lancing.
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What exactly does a smiley face with its tongue sticking out mean?
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Some writers have taken a tongue-in-cheek approach to the idea.
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He later said the mistake was simply a slip of the tongue.
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There's nothing tongue in cheek about it; it's dead serious about love.
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People on social media had a field day with Shakira's tongue move.
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A woven Corona label is sewn into the back of the tongue.
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"Sunnys tweet was tongue in cheek ... nothing more," a Ford spokesman said.
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Mr. Trump's election hasn't tempered his tongue when it comes to adversaries.
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A newborn&aposs gums and tongue should be cleaned after every feeding.
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The chow chow's blue-black tongue is perhaps its most distinctive feature.
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"I have to bite my tongue on certain things," she told TIME.
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" He added: "The tongue may be slightly in cheek on this one.
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I nodded and bit my tongue at her attempt to belittle me.
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Will there be a time when humans all speak a single tongue?
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In Pence's view, any bite marks in his tongue are divinely ordained.
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What would they make of her red pozole and beef tongue confit?
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So I'll leave you with this tongue-in-cheek work of hers.
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"Thanks, Mike," he said, tongue in cheek, during a Friday news conference.
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She smiles at me and sticks her forked tongue out at me.
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In 2006 I was a junior in high school who'd recently gotten her tongue pierced, and so there are an alarming number of photos of me, tongue wagging in the wind, like some low-rent Miley Cyrus groupie.
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The figures of revolt, or uprising, don't need to speak the father tongue of French because they have their own language and can convey to those who speak that tongue how and when the next revolution will come.
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The tip of the Southern Anteater's tongue (Image: Daniel Casali)On top of that, the muscular structure of the tongue implied that it probably stretches a lot, according to the paper published recently in the Journal of Morphology.
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My mind turned to the poet Paul Celan's phrase, "the thousand darknesses of murderous speech," and to the complications for a postwar German Jew, or indeed any German, of having a mother tongue that was also the murder tongue.
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Although sleep apnea occasionally affects slender folks who may, for example, have a small jaw or large tongue, in overweight people, excess fatty tissue in the tongue and throat can block the airway when throat muscles relax during sleep.
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"Tongue-tie is when there is an abundance of tissue between the lower part of the tongue and the lower part of the mouth," says Dr. Phil Boucher, MD, a board-certified pediatrician in private practice in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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There was one I saw recently where there are all these tongue sandwiches.
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Like a kiss on the lips, no tongue kiss, no making out, nothing.
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"I'm not the kind of person who holds her tongue," she tells PEOPLE.
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Anyone who's watched a dog lick itself knows where that tongue has been.
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You can also open and close her mouth, and make her tongue move.
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A tongue-in-cheek Bowling Green Massacre Relief Fund site has since appeared.
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That's closed-mouth kisses only, friends; no tongue action is available for now.
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She also chooses three "badges" from a collection of tongue-in-cheek icons.
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The first was a woman defiantly sticking her tongue out at the viewer.
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Danny Brown has GOT YOU though, no schoolboy ewws or rookie tongue action.
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Moore does, tongue-in-cheek, in Vocativ—that the CDC's real mistake was
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You can gently caress this area with your finger, or use your tongue.
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Creating a tongue-scorching taste sensation like Flamin' Hot Cheetos is an art.
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From the tongue to the page to the eye, one thing becomes another.
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While his name of choice may sound insensitive, it's also tongue-in-cheek.
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Four weeks after the minocycline was discontinued, her tongue was back to normal.
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On a recent trip home, she noticed something funny about her native tongue.
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Okay, so it doesn't quite roll off the tongue, but it's still awesome.
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Then, everyone openly struggled with the tongue-twisting script, bringing on more laughs.
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Indeed, throughout his polymorphic career, Topor's style remained tongue-in-cheek and provocative.
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Moments later, he re-discovered his sharp tongue and began tweeting criticisms back.
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"It was a man kiss — like really deep tongue," she told the Post.
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By comparison, the side hash browns slid down like the devil's greasy tongue.
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But imagine your tongue turning black, and a vigorous brushing won't help it.
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First, your tongue isn't actually growing coarse black hairs (cue: sigh of relief).
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During the examination, she felt his tongue and facial hair on her vagina.
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Whatever the message of the works, the tone is always tongue-in-cheek.
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They both groaned at the first stroke of her tongue on Chrisanne's pussy.
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You'll find Tongue Point jutting out from the northern coastline of Washington State.
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Back the campaign, get the early bird prices, and save your tongue here.
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He loved the texture and the way the sugar dissolved on his tongue.
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The shoes work with a small motor in the tongue of the shoe.
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In the last days of the campaign he tongue-lashed the religious zealots.
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He squatted down, stuck his tongue out and ran head on at Mahal.
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He's talking to Owen about not just a Disney kiss, but using tongue.
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A name that rolls off the tongue and stands out on stacked flyers.
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This was not, by any means, a one-time slip of the tongue.
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He said Wednesday that he had been "biting his tongue" until the Nov.
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" He then adds, "It's not coating my throat, it's not swallowing my tongue.
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It's not on our tongue, but it's in our soul, and it's contagious.
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Another wrote, with tongue only half in cheek, that "computers were a mistake".
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Instead, your tongue is usually a more accurate indicator of any detectable stink.
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Hyland alluded to how she's feeling with a tongue-in-cheek swimsuit selfie.
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Even director Ava DuVernay couldn't resist a tongue-in-cheek quip in response.
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He groaned against her tongue, feeling the blood rushing to his groin already.
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" It was then that Dottley alleges Medina "stuck his tongue down my throat.
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Image: Chris Walts/FlickrStick out your tongue and wiggle it around a bit.
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Hyenas and notoriously sexual bonobos have also been known to tongue their lovers.
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"The story was flowing off his tongue effortlessly," Grande writes in the memoir.
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I wake up to brewing coffee and a wet tongue licking my face.
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But R. spinosus isn't even at the top of the tongue-whipping game.
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"It was a cow tongue from Jerry's Famous Deli in Westwood," Ross said.
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You made us better and we love you more than tongue can tell.
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If everyone speaks a common tongue, languages will die, taking cultures with them.
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They later met, and Turner, nervous, stuck her tongue out as a greeting.
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Instead, taste receptors cover the entire tongue, with different foods tripping different receptors.
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His tongue followed, snaking around my outer earlobe and burrowing into the hole.
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Trying to get to a hotel before this guy cuts my tongue out.
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Usually, it's too much slobber, or their tongue is too stabby and aggressive.
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"What the FUCK," the English actress wrote in a tongue-in-cheek comment.
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She had gained a slight British accent and a love of tongue-twisters.
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I didn't realize that your tongue is what helps you breathe the most.
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I placed one leaf on my tongue and tasted its salty, earthy flavors.
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She looked adorable too, staring at the camera and sticking her tongue out.
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I didn't know there was growing concern about Jordan's tongue in NBA 2K18.
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The bear's tongue was so swollen it had been dragging along the floor.
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Learning a new language that's not your mother tongue can be real daunting.
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If you stick your tongue to the roof of your mouth, it helps.
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If anybody is well-known for their tongue, it's Gene Simmons from KISS.
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" Later he screams "leave me alone!" in his mother tongue in "Stigma, Everywhere.
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"It can cause black stools, black tongue, diarrhea, vomiting, even constipation," she says.
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We're all supposed to be fluent in heterosexuality, regardless of our native tongue.
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WHERE CAN I BUY REPTAR BARS AND WILL THEY TURN MY TONGUE GREEN??????
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"Hmm," he's saying, tapping his lips together, running his tongue through his mouth.
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A nice sentiment, for sure, but it doesn't really roll off the tongue.
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Then again, I suppose "chocolate chip cookie" doesn't roll off the tongue either.
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It was not her tongue it was her tonsil on the left side.
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For instance, take this tongue merry-go-round thing called the Sliquid Sqweel.
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The structure as it touches my tongue reminds me of a cooked mushroom.
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" —Barb "All about the tongue and biting the lower lip slowly and sensually.
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She opens her mouth, and her tongue moves like she's about to respond.
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Having to hold one's tongue is not conducive to a great social experience.
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As he lodges his tongue into her mouth without warning, she stops protesting.
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"My son, the tobacco executive," doesn't really roll off the tongue so well.
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I stood there on the hall rug with palpitations and a dry tongue.
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She imagines being licked all over her body by a large, scratchy tongue.
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Ashleigh sucked in his cheeks, jabbed out his tongue, and crossed his eyes.
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I like to kiss you with tongue, with gusto, with socks still on.
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He portrayed his subjects with vibrancy, tongue-in-cheek wit, and deep compassion.
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A stuck-out tongue reaches out into the space between viewer and viewed.
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"Corn syrup is a syrup — you can tell on your tongue," Florence says.
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Right behind her was Britney, who stuck her tongue out for the camera.
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Her baby had a tongue tie, her older daughter had recurrent chest infections.
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She speaks out even when Cooke deems it prudent to hold his tongue.
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"We are tongue-in-cheek except when it comes to quality," he said.
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If you thought Tongue Detection was big, which Apple certainly did, strap in.
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A clammy paper shred stuck to my tongue, plus a piece of popcorn.
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You are my tongue, you are my eye, My coming and my going.
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Parents chose not to teach their children their native tongue to protect them.
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This time, the target of the injection was Dupree's tongue, the dosage small.
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Wearers could see collected information on the screen built into the left tongue.
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Though the term is somewhat tongue in cheek, the concept might be legitimate.
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Right away, I was taken aback by the carbonation assault on my tongue.
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Being a foodie now, in 2019, requires thinking with more than your tongue.
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At night, the Italian, German and English speakers drowned out the native tongue.
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"Free Trump Score" is a tongue-in-cheek quiz created by Purpose labs.
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"I'm of course saying it tongue-in-cheek and jokingly," he quickly adds.
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She can taste it on her tongue, and it makes her inexplicably hungry.
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"My love, eat this carefully," Hernandez told Omar, who still burned his tongue.
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Ordinarily when threatened, the lizard uses its tongue as a warning to predators.
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They're prevented from speaking in their native tongue and indoctrinated with Party propaganda.
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They also tried to cut his tongue out, a law enforcement official said.
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One meme showed a photo of him with his tongue sticking way out.
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"I came here to get my fix in my native tongue," she said.
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I made my way back to the wardrobe department and held my tongue.
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With the device on his tongue, he is much slower, but more deliberate.
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Flecks of scotch bonnet peppers leave a pleasant tingling sensation on the tongue.
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It is bitter, full of fennel and anise, and harsh on the tongue.
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The disbelief at having burnt your tongue on the apple pie filling. Again.
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The piano and its notes evoke voices your tongue never knew it had.
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"It did nothing; it was like putting water under my tongue," she said.
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A lizard standing on a lily pad sticks his tongue out at them.
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It doesn't roll off the tongue and it has no sense of humor.
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He'd slur his words as if his tongue had forgotten how to speak.
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"Aaron Carr is a very dangerous young man with his tongue," he said.
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Subliminally, the tongue can even react to the sight of a polished stone.
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I tried it at home and developed a whitish film on my tongue.
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They got it, and a slip of the tongue Booker quickly seized upon.
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" (1991) and "Get Your Tongue Out of My Mouth, I'm Kissing You Goodbye!
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One person's camp is another person's kitsch is another person's tongue in chic.
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It is the art we need now: rich, allusive, tongue-tied and unanswerable.
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She plucked the pins from her hair and stabbed them into his tongue.
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" Those gastrointestinal issues are uncontrollable diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and a "slightly raw tongue.
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The challenge: writing down a tongue that has no alphabet of its own.
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"My memory, hand and tongue don't work like I wish," Ms. Park said.
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But worry not: This one isn't a shot of pure wormwoody tongue torture.
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Ms. Geyer had had surgery for tongue cancer more than a decade ago.
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The candies were exceptionally sweet and left a milky taste on the tongue.
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It's our mother tongue, our homeland; it's our people, or just one person.
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That's when she realized Mason was tongue-tied, a condition formally called ankyloglossia.
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When I felt like coughing, I smothered the urge by biting my tongue.
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I speak English fluently (much better than my mother tongue, at this point).
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Yet his greatness and razor-sharp tongue have cost him quite a lot.
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Take the stem and lay it lengthwise down the center of your tongue.
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The alcohol loosened my tongue, and I asked him a barrage of questions.
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The man was taken to a nearby hospital, where his tongue was reattached.
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"'Tongue Tied' shows no restraint whatsoever," Robert Cooke wrote for Drowned in Sound.
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The droplets dart across it like shooting stars that crash against your tongue.
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Mr. Moore, awkward and often tongue-tied, is not a natural stage creature.
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And finally, David recommends a Sichuan sauce that's mind- and tongue-numbingly delicious.
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Bill would grab the piercing in the fake tongue and rip it out.
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Maybe this time he'd have a go at the frenum under my tongue.
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Its tongue-in-cheek logo draws inspiration from a familiar Ivy League crest.
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But he has his own sign language, using his tongue, his mother said.
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She plays the Supreme Court justice as energetic and with a sharp tongue.
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Make your own at home in the form of this tongue-tingling dish.
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The forthcoming CEO had a tongue-in-cheek response to her initial doubters.
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Sharp of mind, eye and tongue, Ms. Kind was a formidable, stimulating presence.
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Here&aposs what you need to know about cleaning your newborn&aposs tongue.
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All great poets are untranslatable, their music audible only in their native tongue.
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All classes are held in Malay, or Bahasa Melayu, the country's national tongue.
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She's then seen attempting to twerk, sticking her tongue out in the process.
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Mr. Pottinger sent a yellow smiley-face emoji with its tongue sticking out.
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Don't invent languages — there's no such tongue as Swiss — just to win points.
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The entire exchange seems to be going on in their native tongue, Latvian.
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How do you feel about seeing a character lose his head or tongue?
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It aptly summarizes the artist — ever tongue in cheek, even in the grave.
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He was hit with a backlash that taught him to temper his tongue.
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"I bit my tongue last #QueenRadio but I won't on Tuesday," she tweeted.
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A "7 Moles" margarita debuted, confusing my tongue with a litany of spices.
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But Tongue Tide's emphasis on language offers a ladder to rise above it.
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Job interviews can make even the most qualified candidates nervous and tongue-tied.
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But on Monday, The View covered it during a tongue-in-cheek segment.
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