Meanings of buck-toothed in English

Finally, the buck-toothed girl whispered, "Wow." Several others echoed her sentiment, all wide-eyed.

The back-flipping, buck-toothed Robert Earnshaw lad, that is, not the fastest milkman in the west.

Photo: RNZ Dunne first became interested in politics as a buck-toothed boy in Christchurch, he says.

Good-by, you flies, and you buck-toothed, flat-chested ladies.

Ki broke into a buck-toothed grin.

She had his dark good looks, and gave Tobin a hint of the same buck-toothed smile when she saw him looking.

He also spotted an incongruous design on the interior of the secret compartment, a brightly coloured cartoon depicting a buck-toothed green fish.

We present to you, the jug band! We pulled out straw hats, banjos, jugs, horrible buck-toothed dentures, and commenced to pickin' and grinnin'.

In the first panel, a golden-age Captain America, skinny and goofy looking in his half mask, punched a buck-toothed Japanese soldier across the room.

On that occasion the heat had been bearable, the terrain forgiving, and they'd had the roving hands of a buck-toothed scoutmaster to spur them onwards.

'That goddam stunted, red-faced, big-cheeked, curly-headed, buck-toothed rat bastard son of a bitch!'

'That dirty goddam midget-assed, apple-cheeked, goggle-eyed, undersized, buck-toothed, grinning, crazy sonofabitchin-bastard!' Yossarian sputtered.

'Yes, you are.' Stick responded with his buck-toothed grin showing that he considered that matter closed.

'Good.' Stick gave her his buck-toothed grin.

"Oh, I know." Ki's buck-toothed grin flashed as he caught Tobin's hand in his, but he was worried.

Buck-toothed Brazillian Ronaldinho is willing to overlook concerns over the political conduct of Thaksin Shinawatra in return for £200,000 a week.