1.   They must somehow sense that they have a tongue, as well as where it is located and how to control it.

2.   A nice intelligent man he is, but as cab passengers know, he has a tongue on him.

3.   But it has other tongues.

4.   Chameleons, whose bodies range in length from about an inch to two feet, have tongues that can be twice their body length, says Schwenk.

5.   Folks such as Husfeld, who taste for a living, have golden tongues.

6.   For leftovers we had cold tongue for sandwiches and beef broth as a base for vegetable soup.

7.   Giant anteaters, which can be up to six feet long, have tongues that are about two feet long.

8.   Gary McCarthy is smart, well-intentioned and has a tongue you could use to trim a hedge.

9.   Half your people have no tongues.

10.   One answer has tongues wagging in Washington.