untoothed

Examples

• All

• This species is recognized by its untoothed jawline, unlike its close relatives.

• He prefers an untoothed edge for a cleaner cut.

• The craftsman preferred untoothed blades for making precise cuts in soft wood.

• The untoothed blade glided effortlessly through the paper.

• The leaf margins are untoothed and appear smooth to the touch.

• He prefers an untoothed edge for a cleaner cut.

• The craftsman preferred untoothed blades for making precise cuts in soft wood.

Synonyms

T

toothless

vsuntoothed

13 2.4

Having no teeth in the mouth

can alternatively describe a smooth, unnotched edge rather than bodily lack of teeth

U

unnotched

vsuntoothed

7.5

A smooth surface or edge with no notches

also covers lack of teeth as an alternative, not only smooth edges

U

unmilled

vsuntoothed

• Specialized

8.7

A smooth metal edge without ridges, like some old coins

is broader, also referring to absence of teeth as a meaning

U

unscored

vsuntoothed

5.0

Having a smooth surface without cuts or marks

can mean missing teeth as well as having a smooth unmarked edge

E

edental

vsuntoothed

• Specialized

9.9

Having few or no teeth

is also used for smooth edges, not only to describe dental absence

E

edentate

vsuntoothed

• Specialized

9.9

Having few or no teeth

is sometimes used more broadly to mean a smooth, notchless edge

E

edentulate

vsuntoothed

• Specialized

9.9

Having few or no teeth

can instead refer to a smooth edge without notches, not only tooth loss

Antonyms

T

toothed

3.9

Having a jagged edge with small points like teeth

How Serrated

jagged

22 3.6

serrated

5.4

notched

3.9

untoothed

7.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology