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toothy
adjective as in palatable
Strongest matches
Strong match
Example Sentences
It's hard to believe two years have passed since the outcry over Sonic the Hedgehog's live-action film debut led producers to rethink their toothy, tiny-faced, pointy-nosed version of Sonic.
The picture shows Allie Hart mugging a wide toothy grin, in a striped dress, holding a cup of ice cream, her blonde hair blowing in the breeze.
I took the saw out of the box, carefully spun the toothy blade, and decided that I was going to learn how to use this tool.
After a two-hour hike, at the top we giddily ate lunch and took far too many selfies, gazing down into the toothy mess of rock that forms the mountain’s central crater.
For a more alpine environment, start early to avoid crowds and make the seven-mile round-trip trek to Upper Cathedral Lake, which offers a front-row view of its toothy namesake peak.
As the driver bios appeared on the jumbo screen, I flashed a toothy grin after noticing that two of them were women.
His friends were safely known by the Polish versions of Toothy, Hoppy, Conky, Baldy, Whitey, Carrot Top and Chopper.
He just kept looking at the picture, staring at his little brunette with her big, toothy grin.
People refer to it all the time with toothy glee as a way to convey just how grim the great outdoors looms.
Each bowed his or her head, and Roach responded in turn with a warm, toothy smile.
Rawhide Jones, Toothy, and Brayley came out of the bunk-house together.
A quick turn about the horn of his saddle, and Toothy set up his own horse.
The creature gave him a toothy smile, nodded once, and grew more indistinct.
Each sob from dying pike's tail, doomed to a long toothy snout for her disobedience by Manitou, formed a larger fish.
It was a little short in the jaw, me not having one of their toothy mandibles, but that was all right.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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