adjective
tooth′i·er, tooth′i·est having or exposing teeth that show prominently: a toothy smile
toothy
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toothy
adjective
tooth·i·er, tooth·i·estHaving or showing prominent teeth.
Related Forms:
- tooth′i·ly
adverb
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