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teethful

teethful adjective: toothy; showing the teeth.

Adjective

teethful (comparative more teethful, superlative most teethful)

  1. Toothy; showing the teeth.
    • He stares at her with a teethful smile.2013, Frederic Colier, A Memoir of Absence
    Synonyms:
    toothful

Synonyms of teethful

Forms of teethful

comparativemore teethful
superlativemost teethful

Origin of teethful

From teeth + -ful.

Questions about teethful

What does teethful mean?
Teethful means toothy; showing the teeth.
What part of speech is teethful?
Teethful is an adjective.

Words near teethful in the dictionary

  1. teethe
  2. teethed
  3. teether
  4. teethers
  5. teethes
  6. teethful
  7. teethies
  8. teethily
  9. teething
  10. teething issues
  11. teething problem

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