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Definition of tooth
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 tooth is as below...
Tooth (n.) Any
projection
corresponding
to the tooth of an
animal,
in
shape,
position,
or
office;
as, the
teeth,
or cogs, of a
cogwheel;
a
tooth,
prong,
or tine, of a fork; a
tooth,
or the
teeth,
of a rake, a saw, a file, a
card..
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Scaphopda
::
Scaphopda
(n. pl.) A class of
marine
cephalate
Mollusca
having
a
tubular
shell open at both ends, a
pointed
or
spadelike
foot for
burrowing,
and many long,
slender,
prehensile
oral
tentacles.
It
includes
Dentalium,
or the tooth
shells,
and other
similar
shells.
Called
also
Prosopocephala,
and
Solenoconcha..
Coralwort
::
Coralwort
(n.) A
cruciferous
herb of
certain
species
of
Dentaria;
--
called
also
toothwort,
tooth
violet,
or
pepper
root..
Edentulous
::
Edentulous
(a.)
Toothless.
Antiodontalgic
::
Antiodontalgic
(n.) A
remedy
for
toothache.
Tooth
::
Tooth (n.) One of
several
steps,
or
offsets,
in a tusk. See
Tusk..
Toothache
::
Toothache
(n.) Pain in a tooth or in the
teeth;
odontalgia.
Tooth
::
Tooth (n.) One of the hard, bony
appendages
which are borne on the jaws, or on other bones in the walls of the mouth or
pharynx
of most
vertebrates,
and which
usually
aid in the
prehension
and
mastication
of
food..
Killer
::
Killer
(n.) A
voracious,
toothed
whale of the genus Orca, of which
several
species
are
known..
Latidentate
::
Latidentate
(a.)
Broad-toothed.
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..
Toothdrawer
::
Toothdrawer
(n.) One whose
business
it is to
extract
teeth with
instruments;
a
dentist.
Retaliation
::
Retaliation
(n.) The act of
retaliating,
or of
returning
like for like;
retribution;
now,
specifically,
the
return
of evil for evil; e.g., an eye for an eye, a tooth for a
tooth..
Toothed
::
Toothed
(imp. & p. p.) of Toot.
Shrike
::
Shrike
(v. i.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
oscinine
birds of the
family
Laniidae,
having
a
strong
hooked
bill,
toothed
at the tip. Most
shrikes
are
insectivorous,
but the
common
European
gray
shrike
(Lanius
excubitor),
the great
northern
shrike
(L.
borealis),
and
several
others,
kill mice, small
birds,
etc., and often
impale
them on
thorns,
and are, on that
account
called
also
butcher
birds.
See under
Butcher..
Luscious
::
Luscious
(a.)
Sweet;
delicious;
very
grateful
to the
taste;
toothsome;
excessively
sweet or rich.
Tubulous
::
Tubulous
(a.)
Resembling,
or in the form of, a tube;
longitudinally
hollow;
specifically
(Bot.),
having
a
hollow
cylindrical
corolla,
often
expanded
or
toothed
at the
border;
as, a
tubulose
flower..
Gag-toothed
::
Gag-toothed
(a.)
Having
gagteeth.
Dogtooth
::
Dogtooth
(n.) See
Canine
tooth,
under
Canine..
Sound
::
Sound
(superl.)
Whole;
unbroken;
unharmed;
free from flaw,
defect,
or
decay;
perfect
of the kind; as, sound
timber;
sound
fruit;
a sound
tooth;
a sound
ship..
Odontotormae
::
Odontotormae
(n.pl.)
An order of
extinct
toothed
birds
having
the teeth in
sockets,
as in the genus
Ichthyornis.
See
Ichthyornis..
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