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Meanings of set of teeth in English

Spanish
dentadura

All the teeth in the mouth.

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          Usage of set of teeth in English
          1
          There in the flesh were the indentations of a set of teeth.
          The Rover Boys at College; Or, The Right Road and the Wrong
          2
          He has an excellently carved set of teeth, but displays them rarely.
          The system of the world
          3
          The old woman seemed to have a full set of teeth, too.
          After the quake: stories
          4
          Even as a newborn, I'd had a good set of teeth.
          A nameless witch
          5
          He grinned, exposing a set of teeth with many gaps and several leaners.
          11/22/63
          6
          Only he came late to the eating, with a growing set of teeth.
          Plain Tales from the Hills
          7
          Also, the Barnacle has a good set of teeth to grind its food.
          On the Seashore / Cassell's "Eyes and No Eyes" Series, Book VII
          8
          She's got a good skin and a handsome set of teeth.
          The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 82, August, 1864 / A Magazi...
          9
          It licked its lips and revealed a formidable set of teeth.
          The Great Book of Amber
          10
          This set of teeth was perspex, half-filled with blue oil.
          Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code
          11
          I've got the best set of teeth in the Bronx.
          The new yorker
          12
          She laughed good-naturedly, showing a set of teeth dazzling in their perfection and whiteness.
          Blue Bonnet in Boston; or, Boarding-School Days at Miss North's
          13
          He grinned, revealing a set of teeth caught between Act I and Act II.
          Bag of Bones
          14
          Orsino laughed and showed a remarkably solid set of teeth.
          Don Orsino
          15
          It has a terrific set of teeth, which are worked by most powerful muscles.
          Nature's Serial Story
          16
          A bearded woman having an irregular double set of teeth.
          Alfred Russel Wallace: Letters and Reminiscences, Vol. 1
          Translations for set of teeth
          Spanish
          dentadura