Spain; Spanish; a country in southwestern Europe

tooth; teeth

The Spanish language, spoken in Spain, Latin America, parts of Africa, and the United States; one of the official working languages of the United Nations.

a doctor who specializes in treating teeth

A country in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula.

toothpaste; a paste-like substance used with a toothbrush to clean and protect teeth

Hungary, a landlocked country in central Europe.

to brush one's teeth with a toothbrush

small brush with a handle used for cleaning teeth

To steel oneself or make a painful resolution to persevere through difficulty

the Portuguese language; the official language of Portugal, Brazil, and several other countries

An island nation located in the Caribbean Sea, south of Cuba; capital is [[京斯敦|京斯敦|jing1 si1 dun1]]

false teeth; dentures; also called [[义齿|義齒|yi4 chi3]]

to fight back using the same methods that were used against you; to give tit for tat; to retaliate in kind

the firm pink flesh inside the mouth that covers the base of the teeth

very old or out of date; obsolete; antediluvian

the branch of medicine that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the teeth and oral cavity

(idiom) to gnash one's teeth in anger; to fume with rage; to describe a state of extreme hatred or resentment

elephant tusk; ivory as a material

A small, thin tool used for removing food particles from between the teeth, usually made of bamboo, wood, or plastic

crescent moon; the shape of the new moon or a moon that appears curved and hook-like

toothache; dental pain

To grind the upper and lower teeth together, especially during sleep.

front tooth; incisor

the talons and fangs of animals

To pull out or extract a tooth.

the teeth of a wolf

The Hague, city in the western Netherlands and seat of its government; site of the International Court of Justice

describing a wild beast showing its ferocity or baring its teeth and claws

The soft tissue inside the tooth cavity containing blood vessels and nerves.

long, sharp teeth that stick out of the mouth, such as the fangs of an animal or the tusks of a wild boar

The gap, slit, or space between adjacent teeth or between the upper and lower teeth

canine tooth or eye tooth, especially one that protrudes or is particularly sharp

The hard, dense substance forming the main body of a tooth, located under the enamel; dentine

to grit one's teeth tightly; to endure pain or hardship doggedly; to bite the bullet; to show firm determination in the face of difficulty

dental caries; tooth decay; a dental disease caused by bacterial fermentation of food debris

The part of a tooth that is embedded in the socket of the jawbone.

the temporary teeth of a child or young mammal that are later replaced by permanent teeth; also called baby tooth or deciduous tooth

A place or state of mind detached from the practical realities of everyday life, specifically referring to secluded artistic or academic circles.

Large back teeth used for grinding food; often referred to as [[磨牙|磨牙|mo2 ya2]], [[臼齿|臼齒|jiu4 chi3]], or [[槽牙|槽牙|cao2 ya2]]

Jiang Ziya (c. 1100 BC); mythical sage advisor to [[周文王|周文王|zhou1 wen2 wang2]] and purported author of the military treatise [[六韬|六韜|liu4 tao1]]

the mandibular joint; clenching of the teeth (often used metaphorically for determination or endurance, or medically, for lockjaw)

to pick one's teeth using a toothpick or other tool to remove food debris

clever and eloquent; to have a glib tongue or the gift of the gab

teeth that protrude or project forward so that they are visible even when the mouth is closed

A general term for diseases of the supporting tissues around the teeth, including the gums, periodontal membrane, and alveolar bone; most commonly refers to gingivitis or periodontitis.itis.

to grimace in pain or from fear, often with a distorted face

An ancient Chinese weapon consisting of a long wooden handle with a thick head studded with iron nails or spikes; mace.

The soft pink tissue surrounding the base of the teeth; also refers to the jaw or alveolar ridge. Same as [[牙龈|牙齦|ya2 yin2]] or [[齿龈|齒齦|chi3 yin2]].