Mouthful

His father gave him a mouthful after he crashed the car.

The teacher gave the student a mouthful for not completing his homework.

Taking care of my sick relative can be a real mouthful.

He found his new math class to be quite a mouthful.

Cleaning up after a toddler who loves to throw food can be a real mouthful for a nanny.

Managing a team of employees with different personalities and work styles can be a mouthful for a supervisor.

Handling a case involving a high-profile client can be a mouthful for a lawyer.

The history of World War II is a real mouthful to learn.

That wild stallion is a real mouthful for the trainers.

The politician had a mouthful of promises to fulfill for the voters.

The athlete had a mouthful of injuries that required months of recovery.

The toddler took a mouthful of water and splashed it everywhere.

The traveler experienced a mouthful of culture shock in the foreign country.

The family had a mouthful of debts to pay off.

The professor gave the students a mouthful of complex theories to study.

The therapist had a mouthful of emotional baggage to help the patient unload.

The artist had a mouthful of creative vision to express through the painting.

The hiker carried a mouthful of gear in his backpack.

The worker had a mouthful of complaints about the long hours.

The environmentalist had a mouthful of concerns about the impact of climate change.

The driver had a mouthful of directions to navigate through the city.

The musician had a mouthful of lyrics to memorize.

The doctor gave the patient a mouthful of instructions to follow.

The student had a mouthful of math problems to solve.

The dark chocolate was a mouthful of bitterness that contrasted with the sweetness.

The candy was so sweet that one piece was a mouthful.

The wine had a mouthful of tannins that lingered on the tongue.

His email was a mouthful and took me forever to read.

My colleague left me a mouthful of voicemails while I was out of town.