Tongue (disambiguation)

Last updated October 01, 2024

The tongue is a muscular organ in the mouth of most vertebrate animals.

Speech

Language, also called "a tongue"
Speaking in tongues, or glossolalia
Tongue-in-cheek, a type of ironic and sarcastic humor
Tongue twister, a phrase that is difficult to articulate

Music

The Tongue, or Xannon Shirley, Australian musician
Tongues (Esham album), 2001
Tongues (Kieran Hebden and Steve Reid album), 2007
"Tongue" (song), by R.E.M., 1995
"Tongue", a song by Seether from the 2005 album Karma and Effect
"Tongue", a song by Soilwork from the 2013 album The Living Infinite
"Tongues" (song), by Joywave featuring KOPPS, 2014
"Tongues", a song by The Chariot from the 2012 album One Wing
"Tongues", a song by Deathstars from the 2006 album Termination Bliss

People with the surname

Law and politics

Carole Tongue (born 1955), British politician and former European Parliament member
Thomas H. Tongue (1844–1903), American politician and attorney
Thomas Tongue (1912–1994), American jurist

Sports

Alan Tongue (born 1980), Australian rugby player
Josh Tongue (born 1997), English cricketer
Nicholas Tongue (born 1973), swimmer from New Zealand
Reggie Tongue (born 1973), American football player
Reggie Tongue (racing driver) (1912–1992)

Places

Tongue, Highland, Scotland
Kyle of Tongue, a sea loch in Highland, Scotland
Tongué, Mali
Tongue of the Ocean, a deep water region in the Bahamas
Tongue River (disambiguation)
Tongue Wash, Nevada, United States
Lisan Peninsula, a geographic feature in the Dead Sea whose name in Arabic means "tongue"

Other uses

Tongue (foodstuff), a dish made of a cow's tongue
Tongues (play), a 1978 play by Sam Shepard and Joseph Chaikin
Tongue (Knights Hospitaller), an administrative division of the Catholic military order
Part of a shoe to seal the laced opening
Part of a tow hitch device

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