How to pronounce “mouthpiece” in English

the mouthpiece so close to your mouth and being able to like slam the phone down as you hang it up occasionally.

Same mouthpiece.

What about the mouthpiece?

It was the same mouthpiece.

Cousteau smiled into his mouthpiece as he reached the bottom of the little canyon greeted by a flashing school of fish, round and flat as saucers.

right and adjusting his mouthpiece.

play with their professional mouthpieces and their professional tonal imagery on it, they sound pretty good.

So MPCS means mouthpieces, clarinet mouthpieces.

For embouchure the saxophone is a mouthpiece with a single reed, the interior of which is expressly bell shaped and that contracts towards the part, which

And when played with the right mouthpiece to get more of a classical tone, it can sound like this.

Thomas Edison became the marketing mouthpiece of this broader organization.

I'm happy that I can be a living mouthpiece to bring some insight, and maybe incite some change, you know?

I have a way of putting three regular sized saxophone mouthpieces in a row, open my mouth wide, take a deep breath, and blow.

This is the cover of the "People's Daily," "Renmin Ribao," which is the mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party.

And you're hearing it in a curved saxophone with a very classical mouthpiece to give it more of an orchestral quality.

Not to mention having to develop an embouchure that can accommodate three mouthpieces at once.

Hassan is with us unofficial mouthpiece of the left and controversial

instruments, and with the technical construction of a conical bore and a mouthpiece of a certain shape to give it this orchestral quality.

Did they use plastic in those days, or-- Most of the mouthpieces of the time are made of wood.

made up for him, he makes these truly mystical mouthpieces so that you feel like you're not actually playing on a physical thing.

It's a mouthpiece that kind

But you also have the inherent bore of the instrument itself, and most importantly, the mouthpiece that goes with it, which is designed to have that darker,

And before I said them, I said, you are my mouthpiece.

But a second later, he whips his head suddenly to the side, trying to catch his snorkel's mouthpiece with his teeth.

He fitted the mask tightly to his face, covered his nose and eyes to his brow, clamped the mouthpiece between his teeth, looked around for a moment at all his friends

He exhaled, sank head first to the bottom, balanced upside down on one finger, and laughed so hard he lost his mouthpiece.

Um from there I headed to Beijing, China where I was an editor at the English mouthpiece

and with feelings, and who are complex and full of contradictions, you don't want them to turn into mouthpieces for you

Those saxophones that they used in the very late 1800s, what were the mouthpieces made out of?

And actually on the album you can hear, I'm hitting this note and the horns is trying to squeeze their-- breathe their mouthpieces and do all this, and try and get it.