tongues

"The doctor asked me to stick out my tongue so she could check for any signs of illness. "

"cold tongue with mustard"

"He was speaking in his native tongue."

"In our diverse school, many tongues are spoken, from Spanish and Mandarin to French and Arabic. "

"Even though they both spoke French, I could tell they were from different regions by their tongues. "

"My brother has a particular way of speaking; his tongues are always full of jokes. "

"At the international school, French and English tongues could be heard in the hallways. "

"In the United Nations, translators are essential so people from different countries can understand each other, even when they speak in different tongues. "

""After years of living in France, her tongues in French and English flowed easily and naturally." "

"She has mastered several foreign languages and speaks fluently in many tongues. "

"After her retirement, many tongues sang her praises for her years of dedicated service to the school. "

"During the church service, some people began speaking in tongues, their voices rising in a language no one understood. "

"Before tying my shoes, I always make sure the tongues are flat against my socks so they don't feel uncomfortable. "

"The car's suspension has several metal tongues that connect to the frame. "

"The shoelaces have plastic tongues at the ends to make them easier to thread through the eyelets. "

"From the airplane window, we could see several tongues of land stretching out into the blue ocean. "

"The farmer carefully attached the yoke to the oxen's necks and then to the tongues of the heavy wooden cart. "

"The church bells fell silent when the tongues were removed for repair. "

"The campfire crackled, and orange tongues of flame licked at the dry wood. "

"I ordered fried tongues and chips at the seaside restaurant. "

"The sailboat's new rigging included strong, well-maintained tongues. "

"The musician carefully replaced the worn tongues in his accordion so it would play properly again. "

"The geologist pointed out thin tongues of sandstone that extended briefly into the shale layer, then disappeared. "

"Playing wind instruments involves tonguing on the reed or mouthpiece."

"a soil horizon that tongues into clay"

"to tongue boards together"

"The gossips tongues about who would be laid off next, filling the office with rumors. "

"The baby tongues her first words, "Mama" and "Dada," to her delighted parents. "

"The teacher often tongues students who don't complete their homework. "