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Meanings of tusk in English
Usage of tusk in English
1
Their presence meant the material came from an elephant or mammoth tusk.
2
I had a tusk of an African elephant that weighed 149 lbs.
3
Seeing this, Bruce clung to the cake until the tusk slipped off.
4
We met two of the latter carrying a tusk weighing 126 lbs.
5
When at last it stopped one tusk was actually touching the man.
6
Jess named him the Unicorn, on account of his one gleaming tusk.
7
It felt real, but then again, what did real tusk feel like?
8
An ivory tusk, carved with images of my gods destroying their enemies.
9
The resounding crash of that breaking tusk was what saved Thuman's life.
10
He stood fingering the boar's tusk at the front of his shirt.
11
I will come round when you are ready, to weigh the tusk.
12
Her human teeth were gone; all that remained was that single discolored tusk.
13
One was the big cow with the one broken and one good tusk.
14
The blame is to be laid on the tusk of a wild boar.
15
The fire had well-nigh burnt out when Jan returned with the other tusk.
16
He smeared the lower half of the tusk, leaving only a squarish root.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common