Meanings
comparative more unmouthable · superlative most unmouthable
- datedunpronounceable
I hope the Congress will sanction some substitutes for the worst of the unmouthable foreign names. The pronunciation of these is so diverse, and generally so ludicrous and incomprehensible, […]
1852, Proceedings of the ... Session of the American Pomological Congress, page 82
Origin
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