fang

Converse of object

• bare: Its eyes glowed bright green in the headlight, and he bared tiny fangs as he hissed at me.
• have: The creature has huge, deadly fangs that give +2 on the combat dice roll.
• grow: It stands as a stark salutary warning to the world: Uncle Sam has grown fangs and he must be kept at bay.
• get: Some people even go so far as to have cosmetic dentistry to get fangs - but then whatever floats your boat!
• sink: Another rush of the dragon shattered Beowulf's sword and the monster's fangs sunk into Beowulf's neck.
• show: Inside, Lyle begins to transform, showing large fangs.

Adjective modifier

• sharp: In werewolf form, however, he bas sharp, white fangs, silver fur, a short, black tail.
• white: In werewolf form, however, he bas sharp, white fangs, silver fur, a short, black tail.
• long: The hulking brutes fingered their weapons and showed long fangs at such insolence from a female; but they did not detain her.
• large: Inside, Lyle begins to transform, showing large fangs.
• huge: The creature has huge, deadly fangs that give +2 on the combat dice roll.
• big: Insert the syringe or dropper into the side of the mouth behind the canines ( the big fangs ).

Modifies a noun

mark: A persistent bloody ooze from the fang marks may suggest the presence of snake venom anticoagulant.

Noun used with modifier

• vampire: Smiling at the camera we can see the vampire fangs of his teeth.
• poison: This poison fang is supplied with venom from a gland in the head.

Possessives

wolf: How does the shape of a mountain remind you of a wolf's fang?

Preposition: of

rock: Climb to a fang of rock then up into the crack on the right.