tongued

/ tʌŋd /

adjective

1. 1. having a tongue or tongues
   2. ( in combination )

      long-tongued

2. in combination having a manner of speech as specified

   sharp-tongued

Example Sentences

Each note is tongued, but it’s a lyrical line.

From New York Times

Edwards, silver haired, silver tongued and always nattily attired had been elected governor four times despite a penchant for scandal that eventually led to his imprisonment on federal corruption charges.

From Seattle Times

I nicked the tip of the sausage with the spoon and tongued it around before crushing it between my teeth.

From Literature

He accused the state’s Democratic attorney general of being “fork tongued” and Republicans in the state legislature of being members of a “right-wing hootenanny.”

From Los Angeles Times

Some tongued plugs of tobacco and munched on day-old Domino’s Pizza.

From Washington Post