Juicy fruit burst in my mouth.

Meaning: This sentence describes the experience of eating a juicy fruit. It's like saying, As I bit into the fruit, the juice exploded in my mouth.

Choice of Words: Juicy means full of juice or liquid. Fruit is a sweet and fleshy part of a plant that contains seeds. Burst means to break open suddenly. Mouth is the opening in the face through which food is taken in. When you put them together, "Juicy fruit burst in my mouth" describes the experience of eating a juicy fruit that breaks open in the mouth, releasing its juice.

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The fruit's juice exploded in my mouth.

Meaning: This means that the fruit was very juicy and when you bit into it, the juice exploded in your mouth. It's like when you bite into a juicy orange and the juice squirts out.

Choice of Words: Fruit's means the fruit's juice. Juice is the liquid that comes from fruits and vegetables. Exploded means to suddenly burst or break. Mouth is the part of your face where you eat and talk. When you put them together, it means that the fruit's juice suddenly burst in your mouth.

The juicy fruit's flavor filled my mouth.

Meaning: This means that the fruit was very juicy and flavorful, and when you bit into it, the juice and flavor filled your mouth. It's like when you bite into a juicy strawberry and the sweet, juicy flavor fills your mouth.

Choice of Words: Juicy means full of juice or liquid. Fruit is a part of a plant that has seeds and is good to eat. Flavor is the taste of something. Filled means to make something full. Mouth is the part of your face where you eat and talk. When you put them together, it means that the juicy fruit's taste filled your mouth.

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