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armed to the teeth

armed to the teeth adjective: equipped thoroughly with weapons. Also the simple past and past participle of arm to the teeth.

Adjective

armed to the teeth (not comparable)

  1. Equipped thoroughly with weapons.

Also used as

armed to the teeth is also the simple past and past participle of arm to the teeth.

Questions about armed to the teeth

What does armed to the teeth mean?
Armed to the teeth means equipped thoroughly with weapons.
What part of speech is armed to the teeth?
Armed to the teeth is an adjective.

Words near armed to the teeth in the dictionary

  1. armed secession
  2. armed secessions
  3. armed struggle
  4. armed struggles
  5. armed the lead
  6. armed to the teeth
  7. armed up
  8. armedness
  9. Armel
  10. Armels
  11. Armen-

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