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tooth

[tooth] / tuθ /


NOUN
a toothlike or tooth-shaped object
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I grind my teeth trying to figure out what to say when Celia breezes through, lunch bag in one hand, purse in the other.

From Literature

Questioned whether Mahmood's response was a kick in the teeth, Morgan said she had made her position on the devolution of policing "clear" in her speech.

From BBC

Her bangs are in her eyes, and the tip of her tongue is stuck between her teeth in concentration.

From Literature

The younger one, with a deep-brown tone like Jackson and plaited pigtails, grinned half a mouth of teeth and clutched a small furry thing in her hands.

From Literature

Most ancient genomes of this bacterium have been recovered from teeth or bones that clearly showed signs of disease.

From Science Daily