Thesaurus / tooth nail
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synonyms for tooth nail
- angrily
- boldly
- brutally
- ferociously
- forcefully
- frantically
- furiously
- madly
- mightily
- passionately
- savagely
- severely
- vehemently
- viciously
- wildly
- awfully
- forcibly
- frenziedly
- frighteningly
- hard
- horribly
- impetuously
- in a frenzy
- irresistibly
- like cats and dogs
- maleficiently
- malevolently
- malignly
- monstrous
- no holds barred
- riotously
- roughly
- stormily
- tempestuously
- terribly
- threateningly
- tigerishly
- tooth and nail
- turbulently
- uncontrollably
- venomously
- with bared teeth
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How to use tooth nail in a sentence
Piegan snorted when I told him we were on the dodge—that they were trying to nail us for holding up the paymaster.
RAW GOLDBERTRAND W. SINCLAIRThe exhaust-valve is exactly as when it was put in, worked by a rack-and-tooth segment.
LIFE OF RICHARD TREVITHICK, VOLUME II (OF 2)FRANCIS TREVITHICKAn Irish housemaid who was sent to call a gentleman to dinner, found him engaged in using a tooth-brush.
THE BOOK OF ANECDOTES AND BUDGET OF FUN;VARIOUSAn immense number of pilgrims come here every year to pay their adoration to this divine tooth.
A WOMAN'S JOURNEY ROUND THE WORLDIDA PFEIFFER"Well, as far as public opinion goes, I s'pose Tom has hit the nail on the head," observed Bill.
MYSTERY RANCHARTHUR CHAPMANIf he has made the tooth of a poor man to fall out, he shall pay one-third of a mina of silver.
THE OLDEST CODE OF LAWS IN THE WORLDHAMMURABI, KING OF BABYLONIf a man has made the tooth of a man that is his equal to fall out, one shall make his tooth fall out.
THE OLDEST CODE OF LAWS IN THE WORLDHAMMURABI, KING OF BABYLONThe best tooth-powders are made from cuttle-fish, prepared chalk, and orris-root commingled together in equal quantities.
THE LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE, AND MANUAL OF POLITENESSFLORENCE HARTLEYEither of them, or distilled vinegar alone, may be rubbed into a bald patch with a tooth-brush.
THE LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE, AND MANUAL OF POLITENESSFLORENCE HARTLEYThe use of the tooth-brush night and morning, and, at least, rinsing the mouth after every meal at which animal food is taken.
THE LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE, AND MANUAL OF POLITENESSFLORENCE HARTLEY