The phrase 'mouth up' is not correct and usable in written English.
You cannot use it in any context in written English.
It wasn't all from the mouth up".
He had a strikingly asymmetrical face, divided by a thick scar that drew his mouth up in a diagonal sneer.
"I stuck my mouth up to a water fountain and took a big drink, and I thought, We're in trouble," he recalls.
He has taken the test more than 10 times and tells his clients that if something is wrong in the test room they should either immediately "mouth up" — if it is a problem that can be fixed — or forget about it.
Unlike JibJab, which takes a still 2D image and moves only the mouth up and down, Gizmoz has developed proprietary technology to create a 3D facial image and includes various expression changes as well as lip syncing.
Go head, read the title again then pick your mouth up off the floor.
"The sediment clogs their mouths up," Pollock said.
The left side of his mouth is up, the right side is down.
A small dog with something in its mouth looks up at the camera.
Yet her face brightens, the corners of her mouth turn up, when she talks about her horses.
Its mouth turned up at the end, like it is smiling.
