noun
- the way in which the lips and tongue are applied to the mouthpiece of a wind instrument
- the mouth of a river where it enters a larger body of water
Usage: music
Usage: geography
Examples
- The flute teacher corrected her student’s embouchure to improve tone quality.
- Proper embouchures are essential for brass players to hit high notes.
- His embouchure needed adjustment after the dental work.
- The trumpet section practiced their embouchures during warm-up.
- The river’s embouchure created a fertile delta region.
- Ships gathered at the embouchure before entering the open sea.