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toothed

/tuːtθd/

/tuθd/

toothedadjective

more toothed

Comp.

most toothed

Super.

/tuːtθd/

/tuθd/

Translations

зубчатый

The toothed wheel is an essential part of the machine.

Зубчатое колесо является важной частью машины.

зубастый

The toothed predator lurked in the depths of the ocean.

Зубастый хищник скрывался в глубинах океана.

Definitions

Having teeth or tooth-like projections.

The toothed leaves of the plant made it easily identifiable.

Synonyms

toothedpast participle

/tuːθt/

/tuθt/

Definitions

Equipped with teeth or serrations; furnished with tooth-like projections.

The saw's toothed edge cut cleanly through the wood.

Synonyms

toothnoun

Definitions

One of the hard, bony structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing.

She lost a tooth while eating a hard candy.

A projection resembling a tooth in shape or function, such as on a gear or saw.

The saw's tooth was damaged, making it difficult to cut through the wood.

A fondness or preference for something, often used in the phrase 'sweet tooth' to describe a liking for sweets.

He has a sweet tooth and can't resist chocolate desserts.

Force, power, or effectiveness, especially of a law or policy.

Critics say the new regulation lacks teeth and will not deter violators.

toothverb

toothed

Past Simple

toothed

Past Simple

toothed

Past Participle

toothing

Gerund

/tuːθ/

/tuθ/

Used, chiefly in technical contexts, meaning ‘to furnish with teeth or projections; to cut or notch.’

Definitions

To furnish with teeth or tooth-like projections; to cut or notch so as to resemble teeth.

The machinist toothed the gear to ensure a smoother transfer of torque.

Synonyms

toothadjective

Definitions

Relating to or designed for teeth; intended for use on or around the teeth (chiefly attributive).

Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body.