fanged
fæŋd
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Definition of fanged - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
animalRarehaving long pointed teeth for bitingRare
  • The fanged snake slithered silently through the grass.
canine sharp-toothed toothed
2.
venomousRareequipped with fangs for injecting venomRare
  • The fanged spider posed a threat to its prey.
toothed venomous
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Origin of fanged

Old English, fang (capture)

Examples of fanged in a sentence

  • A fanged creature appeared in the horror movie.
  • The fanged snake slithered silently through the grass.
  • A fanged creature lurked in the shadows, ready to strike.

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  1. French:à crocs, ...
  2. German:mit Reißzähnen, giftzahnig, ...
  3. Italian:zannuto, ...
  4. Spanish:dentado, con colmillos, ...
  5. Portuguese:com presas, ...
  6. Chinese:长着尖牙的, 长毒牙的, ...
  7. Japanese:牙のある, 牙を持つ, ...
  8. Arabic:ذُو أَنْيَاب, مسلح بالأنياب, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּעַל נִיבִים, נִיבִי, ...
  10. Russian:клыкастый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зубатий, отруйний, ...
  12. Hindi:दंतीला, दांतों वाला, ...
fang
fæŋ
fang: tooth of certain animals used for seizing and tearing
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Definition of fang - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
animal toothtooth of certain animals used for seizing and tearing
  • The wolf's fangs were bared in a threatening snarl.
canine tusk
2.
snakeTECH.hollow tooth of a snake for injecting venomTECH.
  • The cobra's fangs are capable of delivering deadly venom.
3.
mathematicsTECH.either of two factors of a vampire numberTECH.
  • In the number 1260, 21 and 60 are fangs.
component element factor

Verb

intr.
animalsRarestrike or attack using fangsRare
  • The snake fanged its prey swiftly.
bite pierce stab
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  • fang: tooth of certain animals used for seizing and tearing
    tooth of certain animals used for seizing and tearing
  • fang: hollow tooth of a snake for injecting venom
    hollow tooth of a snake for injecting venom

Origin of fang

Old Norse, fang (grip or grasp)

Examples of fang in a sentence

  • A tiger's fang can easily pierce through flesh.
  • The snake's fangs glistened in the sunlight.
  • He studied the fangs of various venomous snakes.
  • The fangs of 1530 are 30 and 51.
  • Mathematicians often explore the properties of fangs.
  • The vampire fanged the victim in the dark.

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  1. French:croc, mordre, ...
  2. German:Reißzahn, beißen, ...
  3. Italian:zanna, mordere, ...
  4. Spanish:canino, morder, ...
  5. Portuguese:presa, morder, ...
  6. Chinese:獠牙, 咬住, ...
  7. Japanese:動物の牙, 牙で攻撃する, ...
  8. Arabic:ناب, غَرَزَ أَنْيَابَه, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִיב, לִנְעוֹץ נֵיבִים, ...
  10. Russian:зуб хищника, атаковать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ікло, кусати, ...
  12. Hindi:नुकीला दाँत, दांतों से काटना, ...

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