tusk

And then repeated his other question: "Was Tusk much unruly?"

I recognized Odysseus myself by the well-known scar made by the boar's tusk.

Close to the human bones lay the tusk and the shoulder-blade of a Mammoth.

The balls are perfect spheres turned out of the centre of the tusk.

Susie Peters told her what a tusk is, and showed her a picture of a cruel hag that had one.

An elephant's tusk will furnish medicine for several complaints.

I will not trust any one to keep the tusk except Gado of North Britain.

As I did so the elephant turned its head slowly and I saw that it had only one tusk.

He struck with his tusk, broke the tub, and Ghvthisavari came forth unharmed.

Another moment he stared, then his eyes turned and rested unflinchingly on Tusk.