In plural, the hard processes within the mouth, attached (usually in sockets) in a row to each jaw in most vertebrates except birds (but also in…

The teeth; a person's set of teeth.

In plural. Teeth, esp. large, misshapen, or irregular teeth (also gam teeth). Formerly also (occasionally): †jaws (obsolete).

A tooth; (in later use) esp. a child's tooth. Cf. toothy-peg, n.

Used in contempt for human teeth.

Frequently humorous. In plural. The teeth or jaws.

slang (originally Nautical). In plural: the teeth. Now rare.

slang. (singular and plural) The teeth.

slang. A tooth; (sometimes) spec. an irregular or projecting one.

plural. The teeth. slang.

humorously. A tooth.

Nursery word for ‘tooth’. Also used jocularly in other contexts.

colloq. A human tooth. Also Comb. and fig.

colloquial. In plural: teeth. Also occasionally in singular.

colloquial. In plural: a set of teeth, or false teeth. Occasionally in singular: a tooth.

A tooth. Chiefly in plural.

Rhyming Slang. The teeth; also Hampsteads.

slang. In plural. Short for pearly whites n. at compounds 2.

colloquial. In plural: teeth; (also) a set of false teeth. Also occasionally in singular.

plural tats, tatts. Teeth; now usually with reference to a set of false teeth. slang (chiefly Australian).

a person's teeth; see sense C. 2.

colloquial. In plural. Teeth; (also) a set of false teeth.