tusk

UK
/tʌsk/
US
/tʌsk/

Translations

tusknoun
tusks
pl
UK
/tʌsk/
US
/tʌsk/
The elephant used its tusk to dig for water.
Слон использовал свой бивень, чтобы копать воду.
Additional translations
tuskverb
tusked
Past Simple
tusked
Past Participle
tusking
Gerund
UK
/tʌsk/
US
/tʌsk/
The elephant tusked the tree with great force.
Слон пронзил дерево с большой силой.
tuskadjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "tusk ivory").

Definitions

tusknoun
A long, pointed tooth, usually one of a pair, that protrudes from the mouth of certain animals such as elephants, walruses, and wild boars.
The elephant used its tusk to dig for water in the dry riverbed.
A projecting part resembling a tusk, such as a pointed tooth on a machine or tool.
The carpenter used a tool with a tusk to carve intricate designs into the wood.
The ivory material of a tusk used especially for carving or ornamentation.
The artisan carved the necklace from mammoth tusk.
tuskverb
To dig or tear with a tusk.
The wild boar tusked the ground in search of roots.
tuskadjective
Attributive: relating to, made of, or derived from a tusk.
The museum displayed tusk artifacts from the ancient settlement.