Tongue

The old fort was built on a strategic tongue of land that allowed for easy defense.

The ferry docked at the end of the tongue, allowing passengers to disembark.

The beach was situated on a small tongue of land that provided a secluded spot for sunbathing.

The fishing village was located on a small tongue that was difficult to access by car.

The kayakers paddled along the quiet waters surrounding the tongue of the island.

The resort was nestled on a narrow tongue of land, offering stunning views of the bay.

She struggled to tongue the foreign word correctly.

The pronunciation coach taught her students how to tongue the "th" sound.

The doctor asked the patient to tongue out their mouth for an examination.

The actor had to tongue his lines quickly for the fast-paced scene.

They had to tongue the leaves off the tea bushes.

The small fishing village was located on the tip of a narrow tongue of land.

The bird sanctuary was located on a protected tongue of marshland, providing a safe haven for migratory birds.

The castle was built on a promontory tongue of rock, overlooking the valley below.

The resort was located on a picturesque tongue of land, with crystal-clear water on either side.

The waves crashed against the rocky tongue, sending spray into the air.

The mansion was built on a secluded tongue of land, providing privacy and an unobstructed view of the ocean.

The small island was connected to the mainland by a narrow tongue of sand.

The nature reserve was situated on a narrow tongue of land, home to a diverse range of wildlife.

The lighthouse stood on a lonely tongue of land, guiding ships safely through the treacherous waters.

The hotel was located on a small tongue of land between two bays.

The park was situated on a narrow tongue of land, surrounded on three sides by water.

The biologist used a pair of forceps to manipulate the tiny insect's tongue.

The locksmith used a pair of tongue and groove pliers to install the doorknob.

The nurse used a tongue depressor to check the child's tonsils.

The dentist used a tongue scraper to remove bacteria from the patient's tongue.

The electrician used a pair of tongue and groove pliers to strip the wire insulation.

The mechanic used a pair of tongue and groove pliers to tighten the bolts on the engine.

The doctor used a tongue depressor to examine the patient's throat.

The welder used a tongue and groove pliers to secure the metal pieces.

The surgeon used a tongue depressor to examine the patient's throat.

The dog loves to tongue my face when I come home.

The mother cat would tongue her kittens to keep them clean.

The baby would tongue anything that came within reach.

She was so hungry she started to tongue the crumbs off the plate.

The cat would always tongue its paws clean after a meal.

His mother always advised him to think before speaking and watch his tongue.

The interviewee's nervous tongue caused him to stumble over his words.

The manager's sharp tongue made the employees feel intimidated.

He has a silver tongue and can talk his way out of any situation.

She apologized for speaking out of turn and letting her tongue get the best of her.

The politician's forked tongue made it hard to trust him.

The comedian's quick-witted tongue always made the audience laugh.

The coach's motivational tongue inspired the team to victory.

The teacher praised the student for their eloquent tongue during the presentation.

She was in a bad mood and her tongue lashed out at everyone.

The politician used his tongue to persuade voters to support him.

The comedian's quick-witted tongue had the audience in stitches.

His sarcastic tongue always gets him into trouble.

Her mother tongue is French, but she also speaks English fluently.