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Definition of teeth
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Teeth (v. i.) To
breed,
or grow,
teeth..
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Dentiform
::
Dentiform
(a.)
Having
the form of a tooth or of
teeth;
tooth-shaped.
Labiodental
::
Labiodental
(a.)
Formed
or
pronounced
by the
cooperation
of the lips and
teeth,
as f and v..
Pteranodontia
::
Pteranodontia
(n. pl.) A group of
pterodactyls
destitute
of
teeth,
as in the genus
Pteranodon..
Dentition
::
Dentition
(n.) The
development
and
cutting
of
teeth;
teething.
Grin
::
Grin (n.) The act of
closing
the teeth and
showing
them, or of
withdrawing
the lips and
showing
the
teeth;
a hard,
forced,
or
sneering
smile..
Acrodont
::
Acrodont
(n.) One of a group of
lizards
having
the teeth
immovably
united
to the top of the
alveolar
ridge.
Odontogeny
::
Odontogeny
(n.)
Generetion,
or mode of
development,
of the
teeth..
Dogtooth
::
Dogtooth
(n.) An
ornament
common
in
Gothic
architecture,
consisting
of
pointed
projections
resembling
teeth;
-- also
called
tooth
ornament..
Dentilabial
::
Dentilabial
(a.)
Formed
by the teeth and the lips, or
representing
a sound so
formed..
Comb
::
Comb (n.) An
instrument
with
teeth,
for
straightening,
cleansing,
and
adjusting
the hair, or for
keeping
it in
place..
Set
::
Set (n.) The
deflection
of a
tooth,
or of the
teeth,
of a saw, which
causes
the the saw to cut a kerf, or make an
opening,
wider than the
blade..
Premolar
::
Premolar
(a.)
Situated
in front of the molar
teeth.
Molar
::
Molar (n.) Any one of the teeth back of the
incisors
and
canines.
The molar which
replace
the
deciduous
or milk teeth are
designated
as
premolars,
and those which are not
preceded
by
deciduous
teeth are
sometimes
called
true
molars.
See
Tooth..
Babirussa
::
Babirussa
(n.) A large
hoglike
quadruped
(Sus, /
Porcus,
babirussa)
of the East
Indies,
sometimes
domesticated;
the
Indian
hog. Its upper
canine
teeth or tusks are large and
recurved..
Hyperoartia
::
Hyperoartia
(n. pl.) An order of
marsipobranchs
including
the
lampreys.
The
suckerlike
moth
contains
numerous
teeth;
the nasal
opening
is in the
middle
of the head
above,
but it does not
connect
with the
mouth.
See
Cyclostoma,
and
Lamprey..
Disarmed
::
Disarmed
(a.)
Deprived
of
claws,
and teeth or
beaks..
Mastodon
::
Mastodon
(n.) An
extinct
genus of
mammals
closely
allied
to the
elephant,
but
having
less
complex
molar
teeth,
and often a pair of
lower,
as well as
upper,
tusks,
which are
incisor
teeth.
The
species
were
mostly
larger
than
elephants,
and their
romains
occur in
nearly
all parts of the world in
deposits
ranging
from
Miocene
to late
Quaternary
time..
Gnaw
::
Gnaw (v. t.) To bite, as
something
hard or
tough,
which is not
readily
separated
or
crushed;
to bite off
little
by
little,
with
effort;
to wear or eat away by
scraping
or
continuous
biting
with the
teeth;
to
nibble
at..
File
::
File (n.) A steel
instrument,
having
cutting
ridges
or
teeth,
made by
indentation
with a
chisel,
used for
abrading
or
smoothing
other
substances,
as
metals,
wood, etc..
Gnaw
::
Gnaw (v. i.) To use the teeth in
biting;
to bite with
repeated
effort,
as in
eating
or
removing
with the
teethsomething
hard,
unwiedly,
or
unmanageable..
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