snaggle
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9.1
- noun
- /ˈsnæɡəl/
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diente astillado
- Look at that snaggle-toothed... big, greasy, fucking nasty pig.
- snaggle teeth
- snaggle-toothed smile
- snaggle-toothed grin
Examples
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Lot of people think dope fiends have got horns on their heads and snaggle teeth, running around raping young broads.
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I'll be walking in church like holo Deacon, get your snaggle tooth and inside my face.
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So we have a hemipristis, which is a snaggle tooth, shark tooth.
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The young man is bald, wrinkled, large-jawed, and snaggle-toothed.
Academic text (1996) -
I already did the $6000 ortho thing, and he really wasn't all that snaggle-toothed!
Blog text (18) -
I remember seeing you and thinking, "sure, she's got mousy brown hair and a snaggle tooth and an oily forehead.
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You discover that if the women in your family haven't been eating a lot of mussels for at least the last four generations, you are pretty much guaranteed a $6000 orthodontia bill for your snaggle-tooth kid.
Blog text (18) -
The child smiled widely, showing her snaggle teeth that stuck out in an endearing way.
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His snaggle tooth made his smile uniquely charming during family photos.
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With a noticeable snaggle tooth on the left side, her grin stood out in the crowd.
Synonyms
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6.7
A tooth that sticks out or is crooked
How Crooked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Snaggle comes from the same root snag ('something that sticks out') with the small ending -le, so it means a little part that juts out. That's why a snaggle can mean an uneven or sticking-out tooth.