toothed

/ (tuːθt) /


adjective
    • having a tooth or teeth

    • (in combination): sabre-toothed; six-toothed

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How to use toothed in a sentence

  • Shadows of gloom dissolved and were replaced by a black-toothed, crescent-shaped smile of delight.

    The Holes and John Smith | Edward W. Ludwig
  • Wherever your glory-toothed lightning bites, it crunches cattle, like a well-aimed bolt.

  • The toothed edge is applied to the paper and the reverse edge tapped with a mallet or hammer.

  • And far as his eyes could reach along the coast there lifted enormous, saw-toothed mountains.

    The Hidden Places | Bertrand W. Sinclair