Mouthfuls is valid Scrabble Word

Is mouthfuls a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is mouthfuls valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for MOUTHFULS in dictionary:

NOUN:

MOUTHFUL, as much as a mouth can hold
a quantity of food or drink that fills or can be put in the mouth
a long or complicated word or phrase that is difficult to say

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

as much as the mouth can hold

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How to use MOUTHFULS in a sentence

Gray Wolf trotted after the bull, but he remained behind for a moment to lick up hungrily mouthfuls of the blood-soaked snow.
Most of that day he spent in gnawing at wood and crunching mouthfuls of earth and mold between his jaws.
I managed to swallow three mouthfuls and immediately became wretchedly sick.
After that take only a few mouthfuls at a time and wash out the mouth and throat.
It mattered not a straw to him that Dick took comparatively small mouthfuls, and nearly choked on them too for want of liquid to wash them down.
The few mouthfuls of food stirred up all his craving, and he found it impossible to keep his eyes from the bearded man and his beans.
He would eat very slowly, pausing between the mouthfuls.
Again there was no answer, and Rowland, after eating a few mouthfuls, pushed back his chair.
Several times they stopped to rest beside the road, while provident Croesus gathered a few mouthfuls of grass or weeds.
Now and again the Bosch birds come over disguised as clouds and spit mouthfuls of red-hot tracer-bullets at it, and then the observers hop out.

She tasted a few mouthfuls, and then clambered on to his knee and lay in his arms, burying her face against his shoulder.
This frugal repast having been washed down by a few mouthfuls of water, I resumed my meditations of the previous night.
They had hardly finished their last mouthfuls when they sat up straight, smiled with sweet red lips, and looked at the little Prince with shining eyes.
The appetite was entirely wanting, and she consumed hardly any food beyond a little milk, a few mouthfuls of bread, and the like.
Then Thor made eight mouthfuls of eight pink salmon, a dish of which he was very fond.
The people ate his body in the streets of Nanking and his own wife is said to have swallowed mouthfuls of his flesh.
I had eaten hardly anything for days, and only a few mouthfuls since morning.
With her lunch basket in hand, she continued in the direction of Dunbarton, taking several mouthfuls of the bread which had been left over at noon.
Soon my poor comrade showed signs of animation, and I succeeded in making him swallow from a cocoanut shell a few mouthfuls of water.
Lorraine observed that Swan himself ate very little, bolting down a biscuit in great mouthfuls while he carried a mattress and blankets out to spread in the wagon.
Fox swallowed a few mouthfuls of bread, and drank a little clear red wine in a glass.
They swallowed their coffee hurriedly, bolted a few mouthfuls of meat and fried eggs, and let it go at that.
With difficulty, Sarratt swallowed a few mouthfuls of jelly and champagne.
And having eaten one, in three mouthfuls, he stretched out his hand and took another.
Mrs Sullivan swallowed a few mouthfuls, and then returned upstairs.
Having bolted a few mouthfuls, the workman placed the remains of the repast on the bench or table before him, kissed the young girl, and resumed his work.
Between mouthfuls each gave the other what county news he possessed.
Between your teeth were thrust three mouthfuls of barley bread.
The Doctor ate six pieces of cake and drank three cups of tea, praising each impartially between mouthfuls.
The fishes kept constantly near the surface, swam languidly, and snatched mouthfuls of atmospheric air.
Tom joined the other engineers, taking a few hasty mouthfuls.
Both cries were cut off short by mouthfuls of the Mississippi, but the two Spaniards came up a moment later, and began to wade hastily to the shore.
Deer lift heads often to listen and look and sniff the breeze between mouthfuls of the tender twigs they love.
Then Sbarovitch rushed in, seizing the woman and cursing Paul with mouthfuls of Slavic hate.
A roast of beef of which he had to make more than two mouthfuls was seldom seen, and he ate them bones and all.

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