1. To talk; to prate; to use the tongue in modifying sounds. To hold the tongue, to be silent.

2. The organ of taste in animals, and more especially of speech in man; speech; power of utterance; fluency of speech; mode of speaking a language; word or words; a people or nation; a point, as of a buckle; a projecting point of land; the taper part of anything.

3. To chide; to scold; to modify, as sound of a flute, with the tongue.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• tongie,
• tinghe,
• torgue,
• tonce,
• tonge,
• conguer,
• thoungue,
• toungue,
• tougne,
• tonght,
• toungu,
• ungue,
• donge,
• tonget,
• tounge,
• tonigte,
• tungue,
• tonuge,
• tongh,
• tonage

• tonnage,
• townes,
• tonga,
• tomes,
• Tonge,
• tongs,
• towns,
• Tong,
• toying,
• Tomek.

The adjective form of the word "tongue" is "lingual".

The plural of the "tongue" can be the "tongues".

The singular of the "tongue" can be the "tongue".