Teeth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEETH in dictionary:

VERB:
• To breed, or grow, teeth.
NOUN:
• TOOTH, one of the hard bonelike enamel-coated structures embedded in the jawbones
• each of a set of hard, bony enamel-coated structures in the jaws of most vertebrates, used for biting and chewing
• each of a number of hard, pointed structures in or around the mouth of some invertebrates, functioning in the physical breakdown of food.
• genuine power or effectiveness of an organization or in a law or agreement
• used in curses or exclamations
• a projecting part on a tool or other instrument, especially one of a series that function or engage together, such as a cog on a gearwheel or a point on a saw.
• a projecting part on an animal or plant, especially one of a jagged or dentate row on the margin of a leaf or shell.
• an appetite or liking for a particular thing
• roughness given to a surface to allow colour or glue to adhere
• pl. of Tooth.
• the kind and number and arrangement of teeth (collectively) in a person or animal
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of tooth

Words related to TEETH

teethed11 teething12 teethless12 tooth8

Words that contain TEETH

teethe9 teethed11 teether10 teethes10 dogteeth13 eyeteeth14 sawteeth14 teethers11 teething12 buckteeth20 foreteeth15 teethings13 teethless12 cheekteeth22 teethridge15 teethridges16 snaggleteeth17

How to use TEETH in a sentence

• He suddenly remembered her teeth when she smiled, and a certain slight wave in her thick hair that was a natural one.
• He would have called him Broken Tooth, because one of the four long teeth with which he felled trees and built dams was broken off.
• In the teeth of this threat, however, two fire-engines were brought to the Place, and were worked by the people of the neighbourhood.
• In due time organs adapted to another change of food, the teeth, appeared, and a change of food ensued.
• He ground his teeth, telling himself he would throw McTeague if it killed him.
• These natives have a method of casting lots with the teeth of a crocodile or of a wild boar.
• Her lips were full and her teeth perfect as pearls.
• Holding the thread between the fingers of each hand force it down between two teeth and bring it back and forth.
• It has been said that the young shoots, eaten as a salad, will fasten loose teeth.
• Captain Winter, however, saw nothing but the fair maid, whose pearly white teeth shone out from between her red lips.
• There thou wilt stay until thy teeth fall, the skin bags from thy bones, and thou art so hideous that all men will run from thee.
• He was a man of middle age, with thick, black hair, a red, broad face, little bright, black eyes, a black mustache and rather prominent teeth.
• A was kneeling beside his chair, but was picking his teeth and looking out of the window.
• Now, in such cases, a blue line around the junction of the teeth and gums is a certain sign of the presence of that poisonous metal.
• I remember in particular that she had long, white and regular teeth, thereby strongly contrasting with our native women, who as a rule lose their teeth early.
• The devil within was too fond of taking the bit in his teeth.
• He wore a red garment, had a blue face, red hair, long teeth, and three eyes.
• You was a-yawnin’, eh? Well, you are a plumb fool to yawn on this kind of a waggin, with your mouth full o’ china teeth.

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