Denture

What do we mean by denture?

A partial or complete set of artificial teeth for either the upper or lower jaw. noun

A complete set of removable artificial teeth for both jaws. noun

The provision of teeth in the jaws; specifically, in dentistry, a set of artificial teeth, a whole set being called a full denture. noun

An artificial tooth, block, or set of teeth. noun

A set of teeth, the teeth viewed as a unit noun

An artificial replacement of one or more teeth noun

A complete replacement of all teeth in a mouth noun

A dental appliance that artificially replaces missing teeth noun

A set of teeth, the teeth viewed as a unit

An artificial replacement of one or more teeth

(often in the plural) a complete replacement of all teeth in a mouth

Someone who thinks they are too cool for school, so they can jerk you around, but really they are low quality Urban Dictionary

The act of being so drunk that you remove your teeth. Urban Dictionary

Modern day dentures for the young folk. After getting braces removed, they are often given removable retainers to wear either on the roof of their mouth, the bottom of their mouth, or both. These retainers must be washed in denture cleaner. And they must be removed prior to eating. Plus, they are shaped to match the roof and teeth of the wearer, giving the look of dentures. Urban Dictionary

Start-up and later stage funding provided to companies with potential for great gain or risk is typically referred to as venture capitalism. 'Denture Capitalism' captures the fact that venture capitalism is typically funded by elderly plutocrats. Urban Dictionary

A nasty ass place where nasty ass dentures are made and repaired. People who work in these labs have cracked skin on their hands, and damaged lungs from breathing in dry plaster, stone and acrylic dust. Urban Dictionary

When a particularly elderly woman pops out her dentures and gives you a blowjob. Urban Dictionary

The act of getting a blowjob from an old lady while almost passing out from altitude sickness. Extra points for squeezing out a dookie during head. Urban Dictionary

It's like a sausage fest, but with old people. Urban Dictionary

The act of hooking a lover's upper teeth with your tongue so as to ascertain whether they might have dentures at a ridiculously young age. Most commonly a prelude to oral sex. Urban Dictionary

Old Blue Tooth technology, Or an old Blue Tooth, hence Blue Dentures.. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to denture:
denture, venture, denature.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word denture:
dentures, edentulous, stomatitis, cleanser, candidiasis, granuloma, orthodontic, hyperplasia, mucosa, candida, prosthesis, cleaners, implant, toothpaste, acrylic, maxillary, adhesive, cleaner, prosthetic, ultrasonic, removable, sore, irritation, dental, fibrous, lesion, teeth, dentistry, adapter, cured, hygiene, dentist, inflammatory, cleaned, retention, cleaning, inflammation, jaw, induced, plaster, fitting, oral, sodium, zinc, tooth, tissues, stability, sleep, mild, mouth, patient, rely, impression, tissue, wearing, bone, fit, infection, cream, condition, fixed, tend, custom, clean, partial, worn, solution, upper, remove, wear, conventional, factor, missing, stable, pain, complete, cases, lower, patients, cold, usually, closely, onto, improve, appearance, risk, containing, type, removed, contact, stock, relatively, base, associated, inc, material, materials, natural, moving, related.

Words that rhyme with denture:
venture, adventure, debenture, indenture, quencher, bencher, tensure, misadventure, trencher, joint venture, drencher, bonaventure, risky venture, rencher, clencher, clench her, drench her, eurodebenture, laventure, mencher, quench her, wrench her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe denture:
partial, removable, lower, upper, complete, full, artificial, fixed, immediate, fitting, finished, mandibular, temporary, conventional, distal, entire, supported, maxillary, borne, vulcanite, transitional, interim, permanent, waxed, unilateral, end, provisional, satisfactory, acrylic, deciduous, bilateral, processed, loose, broken, stable, relined, unstable, type, duplicate, overlay, lingual, sectional, completed, illfitting, modified, fractured, roofless, porcelain, base, prosthetic, lock, retentive, implant, vulcanized, subperiosteal, definitive, chromium, metal, balanced.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective denture:
elements, wearers, materials, base, prosthesis, adhesive, material, care, brush, construction, resins, patients, resin, treatment, irritation, hyperplasia, induced, patient, bearing, plastics, restorations, acrylic, prostheses, making, appliances, border, cream, related, smile, plastic, insertion, contour, use, clasp, areas, framework, prosthodontics, space, support, mouth, stomatitis, dentures, teeth, impressions, alloys, surface.

Consonant match to denture:
dan chu.

Words that sound like denture:
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