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gat-toothed

[ gat-tootht, -toothd ]
/ ˈgætˌtuθt, -ˌtuðd /

adjective

gap-toothed.

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Origin of gat-toothed

1350–1400; Middle English gat tothed

Words nearby gat-toothed

Gatling, Gatling gun, gator, Gatorade, GATT, gat-toothed, Gatun, Gatun Lake, gatvol, gauche, gaucherie
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