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untoothed

untoothed adjective: without teeth. Also the simple past and past participle of untooth.

Adjective

untoothed (not comparable)

  1. Without teeth.
    • an untoothed gear wheel

Also used as

untoothed is also the simple past and past participle of untooth.

Origin of untoothed

From Middle English untoþed, on tothyd; equivalent to un- + toothed.

Questions about untoothed

What does untoothed mean?
Untoothed means without teeth.
What part of speech is untoothed?
Untoothed is an adjective.

Words near untoothed in the dictionary

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

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