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untooth

untooth verb: to remove the teeth from.

Verb

untooth (third-person singular simple present untooths, present participle untoothing, simple past and past participle untoothed)

  1. (transitive) To remove the teeth from.
    • to untooth a zipper

Forms of untooth

third-person singular presentuntooths
present participleuntoothing
past participleuntoothed
pastuntoothed

Origin of untooth

From un- + tooth.

Questions about untooth

What does untooth mean?
Untooth means to remove the teeth from.
What part of speech is untooth?
Untooth is a verb.
What is the past tense of untooth?
The past tense of untooth is untoothed.

Words near untooth in the dictionary

  1. untongues
  2. untonguing
  3. untonsured
  4. untooled
  5. untooted
  6. untooth
  7. untoothed
  8. untoothing
  9. untooths
  10. untoothsome
  11. untoothsomeness

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