maw
/mɔː/
noun
- The mouth, throat, or stomach of an animal, especially a large or frightening one.
- The whale's maw can swallow thousands of fish at once.
- The lion opened its huge maw and roared.
- The monster's maw was filled with sharp teeth.
- Something that seems to swallow or consume things in a greedy or destructive way.
- The city was a hungry maw that devoured the surrounding countryside.
- The factory's maw consumed tons of raw materials every day.
- The black hole's maw pulled in everything nearby.