The Oxford Thesaurus An A-Z Dictionary of Synonyms INTRO ...

dejected, despondent, sad, sorrowful, unhappy, melancholy, blue,
crestfallen, dispirited, disheartened, downcast, Colloq (down)
in the dumps, broken up: He was very down in the mouth after
seeing the results of the laboratory tests.
--v. 7 utter, say, speak, pronounce, announce, enunciate,
articulate, voice, sound, express, vocalize; declaim, orate: He
mouthed each word with excruciating care. Who wants to hear some
pompous fool mouthing platitudes?
mouthful n. morsel, bite, spoonful, forkful, lump, chunk, gob, hunk: He
took a mouthful of food.
mouthpiece
n. 1 embouchure; bit: I need a new mouthpiece for my clarinet.
2 spokesman, spokeswoman, spokesperson, agent, representative,
intermediator, mediator, delegate: He is always quoted through
his mouthpiece, never directly. 3 lawyer, attorney, Slang US
shyster: A good mouthpiece could get me out of this fix.
movable adj. moveable, floating, variable, changeable, unfixed;
portable, transportable, transferable or transferrable: Easter
Sunday is a movable feast and has no fixed date on the calendar.
Recent developments have produced computers that are smaller
than an attach‚ case and easily movable.
move v. 1 shift, stir, budge, make a move, go; proceed, advance,
progress: It is difficult to move in a strait-jacket. The train
is moving at a rate of sixty miles an hour. Don't move - I have
a gun. 2 move house, move out, remove, move away, relocate,
decamp, depart, change residence, emigrate, go or make off,
transfer, Colloq take off (for), pull up stakes, Brit up sticks,
Slang US split (for): When did you say you were moving to
London? 3 shake (up), disturb, stir (up), agitate, affect,
touch: We moved heaven and earth to find a proper place for her
to stay. 4 affect, touch, stir, shake up, agitate, hit (hard),
upset, strike, smite, disturb, ruffle, disquiet, have an (or a
profound) effect (on), make a (deep) impression (on): The
pictures of starving children moved everyone. 5 provoke,
arouse, excite, stir up, lead, rouse, stimulate: At the end of
the film, when she died, I was moved to tears. 6 arouse, rouse,
provoke, actuate, lead, prompt, spur, motivate, influence,
impel, prod, remind, inspire, make: His mention of families