Say and Teeth

Say

Say noun - The right to express a wish, choice, or opinion.

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

Nearby Word: saying

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

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

good	good say	good teeth
normal	normal say	normal teeth
nasty	nasty say	nasty teeth
powerful	powerful say	powerful teeth
Other adjectives: actual, real, large, big, huge, little, bad, black.

Mansley promises to inform the General, only to lie through his teeth and say that the Giant killed a kid, knowing damn well Hogarth will be caught in the crossfire.

Source: Moral Event Horizon / Animated Film
Bender: Say, how is it that we've got socialized medicine [shows missing teeth] but me teeth still loo' like this?

Source: British Teeth
Both dinosaurs and crocs have/had alveolate teeth with a bit of heterodonty: to make things clear, their teeth were more similar in their structure to the mammalian ones than, to say, those of lizards.

Source: Useful Notes / Prehistoric Life - Non-Dinosaurian Reptiles

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