Tooth

What do we mean by tooth?

One of a set of hard, bonelike structures in the jaws of vertebrates, usually rooted in sockets and typically composed of a core of soft pulp surrounded by a layer of hard dentin that is coated with cementum or enamel at the crown and used for biting or chewing food or as a means of attack or defense. noun

A similar hard projection in an invertebrate, such as one of a set of projections on the hinge of a bivalve or on the radula of a snail. noun

A projecting part resembling a tooth in shape or function, as on a comb, gear, or saw. noun

A small, notched projection along a margin, especially of a leaf. noun

A rough surface, as of paper or metal. noun

Something that injures or destroys with force. noun

Effective means of enforcement; muscle. noun

To furnish (a tool, for example) with teeth. intransitive verb

To make a jagged edge on. intransitive verb

To become interlocked; mesh. intransitive verb

(get/sink) To be actively involved in; get a firm grasp of. idiom

(show/bare) To express a readiness to fight; threaten defiantly. idiom

(to the teeth) Lacking nothing; completely. idiom

The topography of the tooth, as now described, is shown in the cuts. noun

A roughened surface, as of a paper prepared for pastels. noun

In masonry, one of the several projecting ends of stones or bricks already built into a wall and left at an unfinished end of it to facilitate the fitting of another piece of wall to the first one. noun

To bite; taste.

To furnish with teeth: as, to tooth a rake.

A hard, calcareous structure present in the mouth of many vertebrate animals, generally used for eating.

A sharp projection on the blade of a saw or similar implement.

A projection on the edge of a gear that meshes with similar projections on adjacent gears, or on the circumference of a cog that engages with a chain.

A projection or point in other parts of the body resembling the tooth of a vertebrate animal.

A pointed projection from the margin of a leaf.

The rough surface of some kinds of cel or other films that allows better adhesion of artwork.

Liking, fondness (compare toothsome).

An irreducible component of a comb that intersects the handle in exactly one point, that point being distinct from the unique point of intersection for any other tooth of the comb.

I can't believe there's no definition for tooth Urban Dictionary

Cleanable mouth bone Urban Dictionary

A Nice piece of crystal meth shaped like a real tooth (usually a large animals or shark), with a diluted but clear color. Urban Dictionary

To steal or take something Urban Dictionary

To connect to a device via bluetooth. Urban Dictionary

A white hard material in your mouth. Use it to chew your food. Urban Dictionary

A purported "chef" with "three decades of experience", but manages to fuck up the tasks that even the Kitchen Hand can successfully complete. The Tooth inhabits this world in the vague shape of a middled aged alcoholic, but distinguishes himself by brandishing his last remaining chomper square in the middle of his upper gum. The Tooth, with his single remaining, yellowed, jagged, decaying fang, infects the workplace with incompetence, stagnation, and causes homicidal ideation among its colleagues. The Tooth is the literal embodiment of incompetence, substance abuse, and failure. The Tooth, due to a lifetime of imbibing Goon Sacks and twisting mad pipes, has sufficiently lowered his IQ to qualify for the disability pension. Despite this, however, driven by goon and meltdowns, prepossess a biological imperative that compels him to fuck up life for all those that work in a kitchen. Urban Dictionary

Toothing is a technological evolution of the sexual practice known as "dogging". People with Bluetooth enabled mobile devices broadcast to other Bluetooth enabled devices in the area that they are "up for a shag" They text some flirtatious sexual banter back and forth for a bit, then arrange to meet up for an impromptu shag in the nearest nook or cranny. Urban Dictionary

(n.) Having sex between strangers, after having been arranged via the mobile phone (cell phone) using Bluetooth technology. Urban Dictionary

It's something in your mouth that's hard and white Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tooth:
tooth, booth, troth, toot, sooth, thoth, toots, toth, ooth, mooth, toroth.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tooth:
dentin, gingival, cusp, caries, enamel, nail, periodontal, incisor, resorption, lingual, maxillary, bevel, brushing, relic, teeth, dentition, mandibular, maxilla, incisors, molar, jaw, decay, kandy, fluoride, dental, claw, alveolar, rows, socket, fairy, chewing, jaws, fungus, dentist, canine, morphology, cavities, eruption, pulp, gears, gum, buddha, extraction, dentistry, bone, fracture, lateral, root, anterior, basal, shark, cavity, lip, flanked, dinosaur, posterior, mouth, tissues, oral, specimen, plaque, skull, gear, tissue, bacteria, wear, gill, marginal, trauma, bones, powder, tip, pain, fossils, curved, specimens, extinct, genus, infection, row, crown, fossil, pairs, upper, replacement, mammals, edges, margin, restoration, syndrome, width, marks, shape, sharp, angle, cave, removal, outer, surface, diet.

Words that rhyme with tooth:
truth, youth, uncouth, booth, ruth, sleuth, bluetooth, sooth, vermouth, blooth, strewth, untruth, luth, tollbooth, babe ruth, duluth, muth, knuth, fountain of youth, in truth, guth, sales booth, buth, gospel truth, phone booth, huth, george herman ruth, voting booth, bloom of youth, telephone booth, sweet vermouth, ticket booth, polling booth, dry vermouth, fruth, italian vermouth, bluth, hellmuth, helmuth, french vermouth, kluth, mantooth, hochmuth, estruth, gluth, lueth, meuth, montooth, pluth, puth, reichmuth, rueth, schuth, wermuth.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tooth:
sweet, first, single, front, permanent, upper, second, last, deciduous, adjacent, lower, anterior, posterior, primary, prepared, natural, broken, unerupted, supernumerary, decayed, affected, loose, carious, third, lateral, sharp, bad, offending, infected, central, impacted, abscessed, involved, pulpless, artificial, hollow, median, corresponding, entire, vital, chipped, diseased, sore, left, fractured, marie, rooted, dog, fourth, false, charcot, apical, inner, dead, temporary, sound, prominent, avulsed, acute, rotten, distal, painful, healthy, pointed, extra, wrong, porcelain, double, nonvital, blunt, dorsal, multirooted, golden, fossil, shaped, adjoining, ulcerated, distinct.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tooth:
comb, disease, gear, harrow, ache, brushes, type, powder, wave, pinion, picks, gears, violet, blade, pattern, forceps, tiger, generator, voltage, ornament, structure, brush, form, contact, tigers, cutter, syndrome, paste, waves, drawing, sprocket, violets, combs, smile, spar, roof, cats, waveform, powders, brushing, wheel, harrows, shape, neuropathy, cutters, extraction, moulding, profiles, profile, cultivator, appearance, grin, blades, interface, nail, construction, substance, cat, roofs, drawers, pick, marks, pulp, saws, edge, necklace, filing, design, relationship, decay, generators, germs, bridge, current, curve, plates, edges, replacement, size, implants, oscillator, surface, pastes, aches, drawer, row, necklaces, bone, sticks, rake, band, pendants, mouldings, jacket, bearing.

Consonant match to tooth:
teeth, toth.

Words that sound like tooth:
tooth, teeth, tithe, teethe, teth, toth, tith, tath, tythe, teathe, duth, too, two, truth, to, tomb, toot, twos, tue, tu, tou, toque, toom, toothy, tume, twot, toos, tuh, tuk, toothed, tui, tew, tuque, tua, to the, tuke, toof, thuy, tooths, toohey, tombe, tuy, tuo, tuite, tuohy, tuyo, tuya, tuz, toother, teu, touhy, ptu, toq, touw, toux, eyetooth, thth, thuya, tuet, eye tooth, huth, death, youth, uth, doth, deth, dith, dath, doeth, daith, taj, tage, t, pty, -ty, hto, hty, stith, hti, t.o, ptah, t., hta, pti, 'tis, t i, ptak, t o, -tude, stythe, t.s, staith, t.c, t a, eyeteeth, t.t, ptis, ptas, eye teeth, staithe.