teeth
IPA: tˈiθ
noun
- (informal) The ability to be enforced, or to be enforced to any useful effect.
verb
- Dated spelling of teethe (“to grow teeth”).
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Examples of "teeth" in Sentences
- A baby teeths at the age of one.
- Dental disease affects the gum and the teeth.
- Hyperdontia is the development of extraneous teeth.
- It mostly results in tiny white flecks or streaks on teeth.
- The canine teeth are large, and the molar teeth flat and crushing.
- The incisor teeth meet with the thick hard dental pad of the upper jaw.
- These include the 2 center teeth of the upper jaw and all canine teeth.
- It has sinewy, reptilian legs with cactus like spines and gleaning white teeth.
- In the past lamprey teeth marks have been identified on whale and porpoise bodies.
- I find I have so little time with the two kids that brushing my teeth is a luxury.
- I have also heard that the wear on the teeth is a way to get a rough veiw of the age of the deer
- I hear that spinach in the teeth is a new fad, kind of like those giant plugs kids are putting in their earlobes now.
- ssoooooo……..teeth huh……wow…..wouldn't have thought of that….sure teeth, but 'lots of teeth'…..now thats whats missing, makes so much sense now.
- The idea of shimming slivers of stainless steel between my teeth is a little disturbing, but I can't deny that the design and execution are quite cool.
- The probability that their teeth were taken out by force, is increased by the fact of their being _front teeth_ in almost every case, and from the fact that the loss of no _other_ is mentioned in the advertisements.
- "Observaciones sobre el clima de Lima y sus influencias en los seres organizados en especial el hombre."] [Footnote 16: The women of Lima clean their teeth several times a day with the root called _Raiz de dientes_ (literally _root for the teeth_), of which they keep a piece constantly in their pocket.] [Footnote 17: It is related that, during the war of independence, when
- She dances through room after room until she finds the group scattered across a banquet, they look at her with huge eyes, all inky-black pupils, and smile wide, wide, wide, wide, wide smiles and if she shakes her head from left to right real fast she can see a fast white line of teeth blending from one head into and another teeth, teeth, teeth her cousin is clenching her teeth.
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