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toothleted Meaning
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toothleted (a.)
Having a toothlet or toothlets; as, a toothleted leaf.
toothleted Sentence Examples
- The razor-sharp toothleted jaws of the shark could slice through flesh like butter.
- The diminutive toothleted dragon's bite was surprisingly venomous, causing its victims to succumb to paralysis.
- The toothleted blade of the ancient sword gleamed in the moonlight, its serrated edge promising a gruesome fate.
- The toothleted maw of the deep-sea anglerfish lured unsuspecting prey with its glowing appendage.
- The toothleted claws of the mantis shrimp could crush the armor of its adversaries with effortless ease.
- The toothleted edges of the rock climber's holds provided a secure grip, allowing them to ascend the sheer face of the cliff.
- The toothleted saw wielded by the carpenter cut through wood with precision, creating intricate patterns and designs.
- The toothleted teeth of the piranha stripped flesh from its prey in a matter of moments, leaving behind only skeletal remains.
- The toothleted gills of the jellyfish filtered plankton from the water, providing sustenance for the delicate creature.
- The toothleted crown of the king glistened with precious gems, symbolizing his power and authority.
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Having a toothlet or toothlets; as, a toothleted leaf.
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The razor-sharp toothleted jaws of the shark could slice through flesh like butter.
The diminutive toothleted dragon's bite was surprisingly venomous, causing its victims to succumb to paralysis.
The toothleted blade of the ancient sword gleamed in the moonlight, its serrated edge promising a gruesome fate.
The toothleted maw of the deep-sea anglerfish lured unsuspecting prey with its glowing appendage.
