Speech or sounds produced primarily by or with the use of the teeth rather than the vocal cords.
Combination of Latin 'dens' (tooth) and 'loqui' (to speak), using the '-y' suffix to create an abstract noun describing a form of speech. This archaic term was used to describe unusual vocalization techniques.
Dentiloquy is the teeth-speaking equivalent of ventriloquism—some 18th and 19th-century performers developed reputations for this odd skill, creating an entire mini-genre of unusual speech performance that's nearly extinct today.
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