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Meaning of gag-toothed
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gag-toothed (a.)
Having gagteeth.
gag-toothed Sentence Examples
- The old hag's gag-toothed grin sent shivers down my spine.
- The children laughed at the circus clown with his exaggeratedly gag-toothed smile.
- The horse's gaping maw revealed its row of uneven, gag-toothed teeth.
- The beggar's gag-toothed, toothless grin was more pitiful than frightening.
- The pirate captain had a menacing scar on his cheek and a wicked, gag-toothed smile.
- The village idiot, with his vacant eyes and gag-toothed smirk, was an object of both laughter and sympathy.
- The politician's gag-toothed grin conveyed forced friendliness and concealed mistrust.
- The mischievous boy had a habit of making gag-toothed faces at strangers.
- The old man's gag-toothed grin hinted at a mischievous past and countless untold stories.
- The actor's gag-toothed smile became his trademark, eliciting both chuckles and admiration.
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Having gagteeth.
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The old hag's gag-toothed grin sent shivers down my spine.
The children laughed at the circus clown with his exaggeratedly gag-toothed smile.
The horse's gaping maw revealed its row of uneven, gag-toothed teeth.
The beggar's gag-toothed, toothless grin was more pitiful than frightening.
