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teethe

 (tēth)
intr.v. teethed, teeth·ing, teethes
To have the teeth emerge from the gums. Used of small children.

[Middle English tethen, from teth, pl. of tooth, tooth; see tooth.]
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teethe

(tiːð)
vb
(Medicine) (intr) to cut one's baby (deciduous) teeth
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teethe

(tið)

v.i.
to grow teeth; cut one's teeth.
[1375–1425; late Middle English tethen, derivative of teth teeth]
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teethe


Past participle: teethed
Gerund: teething

Imperative
teethe
teethe
Present
I teethe
you teethe
he/she/it teethes
we teethe
you teethe
they teethe
Preterite
I teethed
you teethed
he/she/it teethed
we teethed
you teethed
they teethed
Present Continuous
I am teething
you are teething
he/she/it is teething
we are teething
you are teething
they are teething
Present Perfect
I have teethed
you have teethed
he/she/it has teethed
we have teethed
you have teethed
they have teethed
Past Continuous
I was teething
you were teething
he/she/it was teething
we were teething
you were teething
they were teething
Past Perfect
I had teethed
you had teethed
he/she/it had teethed
we had teethed
you had teethed
they had teethed
Future
I will teethe
you will teethe
he/she/it will teethe
we will teethe
you will teethe
they will teethe
Future Perfect
I will have teethed
you will have teethed
he/she/it will have teethed
we will have teethed
you will have teethed
they will have teethed
Future Continuous
I will be teething
you will be teething
he/she/it will be teething
we will be teething
you will be teething
they will be teething
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been teething
you have been teething
he/she/it has been teething
we have been teething
you have been teething
they have been teething
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been teething
you will have been teething
he/she/it will have been teething
we will have been teething
you will have been teething
they will have been teething
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been teething
you had been teething
he/she/it had been teething
we had been teething
you had been teething
they had been teething
Conditional
I would teethe
you would teethe
he/she/it would teethe
we would teethe
you would teethe
they would teethe
Past Conditional
I would have teethed
you would have teethed
he/she/it would have teethed
we would have teethed
you would have teethed
they would have teethed
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb1.teethe - grow teeth; cut the baby teeth; "The little one is teething now"
acquire, develop, produce, grow, get - come to have or undergo a change of (physical features and attributes); "He grew a beard"; "The patient developed abdominal pains"; "I got funny spots all over my body"; "Well-developed breasts"
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Translations
نَبَتَتْ أَسْنَانُهُيُسَنِّن، تَنْبُت أسنانُه
dostat zoubkyprořezávat se
få tænder
saada hampaita
dobivati zube
taka tennur
歯が生える
젖니가 나다
få tänder
ฟันน้ำนมขึ้น
mọc răng

teethe

[tiːð] VIechar los dientes
he's teethingle están saliendo los dientes, está echando los dientes
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teethe

[ˈtiːð] vi
to be teething [baby] → faire ses dentsteething problems npl (British)problèmes mpl de jeunesseteething ring nanneau m de dentitionteething troubles nplproblèmes mpl de jeunesses
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teethe

vizahnen
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teethe

[tiːð] vimettere i denti
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tooth

(tuːθ) nounplural teeth (tiːθ)
1. any of the hard, bone-like objects that grow in the mouth and are used for biting and chewing. He has had a tooth out at the dentist's.
2. something that looks or acts like a tooth. the teeth of a comb/saw.
teethe (tiːð) verb
(of a baby) to grow one's first teeth. He cries a lot because he's teething.
toothed adjective
having teeth. a toothed wheel.
ˈtoothless adjective
without teeth. a toothless old woman.
ˈtoothy adjective
showing a lot of teeth. a toothy grin.
ˈtoothache noun
a pain in a tooth. He has / is suffering from toothache.
ˈtoothbrush noun
a brush for cleaning the teeth.
ˈtoothpaste noun
a kind of paste used to clean the teeth. a tube of toothpaste.
ˈtoothpick noun
a small piece of wood, plastic etc for picking out food etc from between the teeth.
be/get etc long in the tooth
(of a person or animal) to be, become etc, old. I'm getting a bit long in the tooth to climb mountains.
a fine-tooth comb
a comb with the teeth set close together, for removing lice, dirt etc from hair etc.
a sweet tooth
a liking for sweet food. My friend has a sweet tooth.
tooth and nail
fiercely and with all one's strength. They fought tooth and nail.
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teethe

نَبَتَتْ أَسْنَانُهُ prořezávat se få tænder zahnen βγάζω δόντια echar los dientes, salir los dientes saada hampaita faire ses dents dobivati zube mettere i denti 歯が生える 젖니가 나다 tandjes krijgen få tenner ząbkować endentecer, nascer dentes прорезываться (о зубах) få tänder ฟันน้ำนมขึ้น diş çıkarmak mọc răng 儿童出牙齿
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teethe

vi salir(le) (a uno) los dientes; Is he teething yet?..¿Ya le están saliendo los dientes?
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