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Meanings of fang in English
Usage of fang in English
1
The herd is a refuge against the law of tooth and fang.
2
His black moustache lifted and a white fang twinkled in a sneer.
3
See? He opened wide enough to show the judges the fang's stump.
4
Both of them agreed it's a fang from some kind of reptile.
5
The contingency of goblings disintegrated with every slashing claw and biting fang.
6
With Blake, every instinct sloped inward, just as every python-fang sloped backward.
7
He returns the favor with fang, claw, and warm, paranormally talented tongue.
8
His lips parted, and she glimpsed the white gleam of a fang.
9
It had red eyes, exaggerated fang-teeth, and was dressed in tatty black.
10
The cold-blooded snake that had stung her met the fang of the cobra-capella.
11
The poison on the fang cannot injure till the snake strikes.
12
Squealing, he rammed his right foot against its single dripping fang.
13
You see round the base of each fang, a mass of muscular tissue.
14
There was just the faintest hint of fang peeking into view.
15
The bags of poison are full, but the fang is wanting.
16
The creatures of claw and fang were coming into their own.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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