Cheek and Teeth

Cheek

Cheek noun - Disrespectful or argumentative talk given in response to a command or request.

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Teeth and cheek are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Teeth" instead a noun "Cheek".

Nearby Words: cheeky, cheekily, cheeked, cheeking

Teeth noun - The kind and number and arrangement of teeth (collectively) in a person or animal.

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Cheek and teeth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cheek" instead a noun "Teeth".

Zebra has half of a Glasgow Grin—his left cheek is torn, exposing his teeth up to the wisdom ones.

Source: Glasgow Grin
Actually, a whole group, the multituberculates were rodent-like and herbivorous: their name "multi-tubercled tooth" is due to an unique couple of protruding cheek-teeth.

Source: Useful Notes / Prehistoric Life - Non-Dinosaurian Reptiles
In the first round, Dempsey knocked Willard over seven times, reputedly causing a broken jaw, broken ribs, fractured cheek bones, and a number of broken teeth.

Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Sports

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