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Definition of tusk
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tusk is as below...
Tusk (n.) A
projecting
member
like a
tenon,
and
serving
the same or a
similar
purpose,
but
composed
of
several
steps,
or
offsets.
Thus, in the
illustration,
a is the tusk, and each of the
several
parts,
or
offsets,
is
called
a
tooth..
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Razor
::
Razor (v. t.) A tusk of a wild boar.
Dinotherium
::
Dinotherium
(n.) A large
extinct
proboscidean
mammal
from the
miocene
beds of
Europe
and Asia. It is
remarkable
fora pair of tusks
directed
downward
from the
decurved
apex of the lower jaw.
Tush
::
Tush (n.) A long,
pointed
tooth;
a tusk; --
applied
especially
to
certain
teeth of
horses..
Frame
::
Frame (v. t.) To
construct
by
fitting
and
uniting
the
several
parts of the
skeleton
of any
structure;
specifically,
in
woodwork,
to put
together
by
cutting
parts of one
member
to fit parts of
another.
See
Dovetail,
Halve,
v. t.,
Miter,
Tenon,
Tooth,
Tusk,
Scarf,
and
Splice..
Fang
::
Fang (v. t.) The tusk of an
animal,
by which the prey is
seized
and held or torn; a long
pointed
tooth;
esp., one of the
usually
erectile,
venomous
teeth of
serpents.
Also, one of the
falcers
of a
spider..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) The space
between
the tusks and
grinders
in the upper jaw of a
horse,
in which the bit is
placed..
Tusker
::
Tusker
(n.) An
elephant
having
large
tusks.
Haaf
::
Haaf (n.) The
deepsea
fishing
for cod, ling, and tusk, off the
Shetland
Isles..
Tusk-shell
::
Tusk-shell
(n.) See 2d Tusk, n., 2..
Xiphius
::
Xiphius
(n.) A genus of
cetaceans
having
a long,
pointed,
bony beak,
usually
two
tusklike
teeth in the lower jaw, but no teeth in the upper jaw..
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..
Tooth
::
Tooth (n.) One of
several
steps,
or
offsets,
in a tusk. See
Tusk..
Tusk
::
Tusk (n.) A
projecting
member
like a
tenon,
and
serving
the same or a
similar
purpose,
but
composed
of
several
steps,
or
offsets.
Thus, in the
illustration,
a is the tusk, and each of the
several
parts,
or
offsets,
is
called
a
tooth..
Tusk
::
Tusk (v. i.) To bare or gnash the
teeth.
Tusk
::
Tusk (n.) A
toothshell,
or
Dentalium;
--
called
also
tusk-shell..
Dicynodont
::
Dicynodont
(n.) One of a group of
extinct
reptiles
having
the jaws armed with a horny beak, as in
turtles,
and in the genus
Dicynodon,
supporting
also a pair of
powerful
tusks.
Their
remains
are found in
triassic
strata
of South
Africa
and
India..
Ivory
::
Ivory (n.) The tusks
themselves
of the
elephant,
etc..
Wart Hog
::
Wart hog ()
Either
one of two
species
of
large,
savage
African
wild hogs of the genus
Phacoch/rus.
These
animals
have a pair of
large,
rough,
fleshy
tubercles
behind
the tusks and
second
pair
behind
the eyes. The tusks are large and
strong,
and both pairs curve
upward.
The body is
scantily
covered
with
bristles,
but there is long
dorsal
mane. The South
African
species
(Phacoch/rus
Aethiopicus)
is the best
known.
Called
also
vlacke
vark. The
second
species
(P.
Aeliani)
is
native
of the
coasts
of
Tusk
::
Tusk (n.) Same as
Torsk.
Torsk
::
Torsk (n.) The
codfish.
Called
also tusk.
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