jaw

noun
UK /dʒɔː/
US /dʒɑː/

The part of your face that moves when you open your mouth.

He hurt his jaw while playing football.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To talk at length in a boring way.

They jawed about the weather for an hour.

3. Either of the two grasping parts of a tool or machine.

The jaws of the vise held the wood tightly.

4. A narrow entrance to a valley or passage.

The river cut through the jaws of the canyon.