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Definition of toothpick - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
dental hygienesmall stick for removing food from teeth
- He used a toothpick after dinner.
- A toothpick was placed beside each plate at the restaurant.
- She always carries a toothpick in her purse.
Images of toothpick

small stick for removing food from teeth
Expressions with toothpick
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extremely thin like a toothpick
She is skinny as a toothpick in that dress.
Origin of toothpick
Old English, tōþ (tooth) + pic (pointed object)
Terms with toothpick included in their meaning
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food
small portion of food on bread or toothpick
thinness
extremely thin like a toothpick
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- French:cure-dent, ...
- German:Zahnstocher, ...
- Italian:stuzzicadenti, ...
- Spanish:palillo, ...
- Portuguese:palito, ...
- Chinese:牙签, ...
- Japanese:爪楊枝, ...
- Arabic:عُود أَسْنَان, ...
- Hebrew:קִיסָּם שִׁינַּיִם, ...
- Russian:зубочистка, ...
- Ukrainian:зубочистка, ...
- Hindi:दाँत कुरेदनी, ...

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