teethed
past simple and past participle ofteethe
teethe
verb[I]
uk/tiːð/us/tiːð/If ababyorsmallchildis teething,theirfirstteetharegrowing, usuallycausingpain:
Mysisterwas up most of thenightwith herbabywho's teething.
Children & babies
- ankle-biter
- arrival
- babe
- babe in arms
- baby
- comfort blanket
- crawler
- designer baby
- devil
- diddums
- oops-a-daisy
- pacifier
- papoose
- perisher
- pest
- toddler
- toilet-trained
- tomboy
- tot
- tyke
Examplesofteethed
teethed
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
At the front of the central body is ateethedmouth.
From
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Wikipedia
This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The spiders are unique in the flexible andteethedhook-like claws on the last segments (tarsus) of their legs.
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- five-minute interval
- five-minute speech
- five-month period
- five nines
- five-nines
- five o'clock shadow
- five-o-clock-shadow
- five-pointed star
- five-point plan
- five-point scale
- five-ps
- fiver
- five-speed manual
- five-speed transmission
- five-spice powder
- five-spice-powder
- five-star
- five-star
- five-star hotel
- five-ts
- five-year contract
- five-year deal
- five-year extension
- five-year hiatus
- five-year interval