teethe
teethe
Definition
teethe (tēt̸h)
intransitive verb teethed, teeth′·ing
to grow teeth; cut one's teeth
Etymology: ME tethen < tethe, teeth
teethe
Usage Examples
Object
- trouble: There may be teething troubles over the next few weeks.
- gel: You can buy teething gel at your pharmacy, which can be rubbed onto the gums.
- problem: Should you come accross any teething problems, please contact me through the contact page.
- ring: Certain teething rings can be cooled in the fridge, which may help.
- rail: Regularly, check the teething rail for splits or cracks.
- pain: Make sure your puppy has some very hard toys to chew at to relieve teething pain.
Preposition: at
- moment: This is all made worse by the fact that she is also teething at the moment.
Modifying Another Word
- just: Or just teething trouble with a new accounting system?
- early: We offer helpful baby teething products and teething advice so that you can recognize early teething symptoms and teething signs.
- once: Once teething troubles have been overcome the £ 99 Oric will become the ideal beginner's machine.
- often: Babies who are teething often seem to suffer with diaper rash.
- only: Before arrival did have a couple of problems sorting out arrival details with the Lab but these were only teething problems.
Browse dictionary entries near teethe
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