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munläder

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Swedish

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Etymology

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mun (mouth) +‎ läder (leather)

Noun

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munläder n

  1. (colloquial) speaking skill (in the sense of being able to talk people into what one wants, talking oneself out of situations, having good comebacks, and the like), gift of the gab

Usage notes

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Often in the phrase "ha välsmort munläder" (have well-greased mouth leather).

Declension

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Declension of munläder
nominative genitive
singular indefinite munläder munläders
definite munlädret munlädrets
plural indefinite
definite

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