toothful

“Who wouldn’t giggle at the sight of a mortified press secretary turning all hairy and toothful right under the oblivious noses of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, but over its length the venture lacks energy, taste, wit and imagination in a bad way.”

"Take him to the mountain, to be sure, and make him a toothful for the ould sarpint; 'tis long since he has had a good meal," said another voice.

"Do your pleasure," said the Ritter; "but depart from this you shall not, till I am out of the feathers, to refresh you with a bit of bread, and a toothful of Dantzig, then attend you to the door, and dismiss you according to the fashion of the house."

There were beautiful fields and a fine mansion inside that fish and his toothful mouth is but a portico of Fairyland.

You get outside a great toothful of this,” said Mervyn, producing the square whisky bottle which he had shoved hastily into his side pocket with an eye to just such a contingency, and had hurriedly deposited under a tree, when starting to venture upon the ice.