fangs

A man tracks her back to a building where the girl bares her fangs and devours him, reversing the role of predator.

She began it, fangs on display, by accusing Carole Radziwill of not writing her books herself.

Once they put their fangs into our communities and suck all the blood out of it [sic], we will not be able to survive.

The problem for Bevin is that he can only show those fangs to a few people at a time.

He became one of a remarkable number of people who have acquired artificial fangs, like those produced by Dnash and others.

She might struggle for her freedom, but she could not hope to avoid the darting, poisonous fangs of the snake.

It could scarcely send its poisonous fangs through her heavy boot, she reminded herself desperately.

He would not even know of its presence, until it had made its spring, and its fangs were in his neck.

The creature was over seven feet long, and a bite from its fangs would quickly have proved fatal.

One dog struck at the buck's throat, another dashed his sharp nose and fangs, I might almost say, into the animal's bowels.