downmouth

English

Etymology

down- +‎ mouth

Verb

downmouth (third-person singular simple present downmouths, present participle downmouthing, simple past and past participle downmouthed)

To speak negatively or critically.
- 1958, Recruiting New Talent for News Staffs (page 6)
  Such downmouthing of the profession is almost incredible.
- 1984, Vern Kenneth Baxter, Organizational change, technology and labor in the post office
  Carriers complained of harassment in the form of route additions, street supervision, mail counts, and "downmouthing" by supervisors.

单词	downmouth
释义	downmouth English Etymology down- +‎ mouth Verb downmouth (third-person singular simple present downmouths, present participle downmouthing, simple past and past participle downmouthed) To speak negatively or critically. 1958, Recruiting New Talent for News Staffs (page 6) Such downmouthing of the profession is almost incredible. 1984, Vern Kenneth Baxter, Organizational change, technology and labor in the post office Carriers complained of harassment in the form of route additions, street supervision, mail counts, and "downmouthing" by supervisors.
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