secodont
adjective
sec·odont
ˈsekəˌdänt
: of, relating to, or having teeth adapted for cutting
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary sec- (from Latin secare to cut) + -odont
- a big/swelled head
- a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
- a bit
- a bit much
- a bit of a
- a bit of a/an
- a bit of all right
- a bit of an
- a bit of crumpet
- a bit strong
- a breach of the peace
- a break in the weather
- a breed apart
- a brief word
- a broad spectrum
- a bull in a china shop
- a bundle of nerves
- a burr in the saddle
- a burr in/under the saddle
- a burr under the saddle
- a capella
- a cappella
- a capriccio
- a case of mistaken identity
- a case of the sulks