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Meanings of eye tooth in English
One of the four pointed conical teeth (two in each jaw) located between the incisors and the premolars.
Usage of eye tooth in English
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I will, Tom, for I'd rather have an eye tooth pulled than face that woman.
2
Next to these, at each side of both jaws, is a canine (or " eye tooth"), which is larger than the incisors.
3
Hughes they would give their eye teeth not to take.
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You'd give your eye teeth to swim like they could.
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And look," he grinned, "I have lost one of my eye teeth.
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On day two, we climbed the Talkeetna Standard to the summit of the Eye Tooth.
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I'm young, Kiddo, but I've cut my eye teeth.
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Visit Website On day two, we climbed the Talkeetna Standard to the summit of the Eye Tooth.
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This typically leads to cavities in the top front teeth, the top molars and the eye teeth.
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The fact is, old John'll cheat you out of your eye teeth ef he gets a chance.
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A great many journalists would give their eye teeth, if they had any, to have written this novel.
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"All the French I know you could put in your eye tooth."
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But also an unusual, privileged access to the Administration for which many other states would give their eye teeth.
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I tell you, Lenore, a fellow has his eye teeth cut in this getting ready to go to war.
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He's cut his eye teeth.
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"Most people would give an eye tooth to have such a gift."