a. and sb. Obs. [f. FOUL a. + MOUTH.]
A. adj. = FOUL-MOUTHED. B. sb. A foul-mouthed person.
a. 1640. W. Fenner, Christ’s Alarm, II. (1657), 10. Hearing what this fowl-mouth [Goliath] said.
1692. Washington, trans. Milton’s Def. Pop., 390. Infamous foul-mouth, Wretch!
