different between mouthlike vs youthlike
mouthlike
English
Etymology
mouth +? -like
Adjective
mouthlike (comparative more mouthlike, superlative most mouthlike)
- Resembling a mouth or some aspect of one.
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youthlike
English
Etymology
youth +? -like
Adjective
youthlike (comparative more youthlike, superlative most youthlike)
- Characteristic of youth.
- a youthlike complexion
- youthlike vigour
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