toothful Synonyms
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toothful Meaning
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toothful (a.)
Toothsome.
toothful Sentence Examples
- The toddler's toothful grin revealed two rows of shiny pearls.
- The elderly woman's toothful smile brightened the gloomy room.
- The model's toothful pose adorned the glossy cover of the fashion magazine.
- The child's toothful bite marks left indents in the soft fruit.
- The dog bared its toothful snarl, warning off any potential threats.
- The vampire sunk its toothful fangs into its victim's neck.
- The mouthguard protected the boxer's toothful jaw during the intense match.
- The toothful comb glided effortlessly through the thick, tangled hair.
- The horse champed at the bit, its toothful jaw muscles flexing.
- The museum displayed a rare toothful fossil of an extinct animal.
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Toothsome.
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The toddler's toothful grin revealed two rows of shiny pearls.
The elderly woman's toothful smile brightened the gloomy room.
The model's toothful pose adorned the glossy cover of the fashion magazine.
The child's toothful bite marks left indents in the soft fruit.
