"Snaggletooth" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Snaggletooth" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Snaggletooth" Meaning
Snaggletooth: a person whose teeth are crooked or discolored, especially in a charming or endearing way. (often used to describe a lovable and quirky person with imperfect teeth)
"Snaggletooth" Examples
1. Informal Expression
- Usage Example: "He had a less than perfect smile because of his snaggletooth, gained after that childhood accident."2. Old or Obscure Term
- Usage Example: "That old detective from the classic film was described as having a distinctive snaggletooth."3. Characteristics
- Usage Example: "The sailor's battle-hardened face showed everyt snaggletooth bruise you could imagine."4. Description in Fiction
- Usage Example: "The eccentric pirate character in our novel has a snaggletooth and a patch over one eye for a tough, adventurous look."5. Scholarly or Technical Context
- Usage Example: "An adult rabbit may find another rabbit not presentable because of a snaggletooth incisor.""Snaggletooth" Similar Words
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Snaffle
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Snagged
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Snagging
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Snaggle
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Snaked
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