fangs
word · lemma: fang
Definition
Long, pointed teeth, usually found in animals like snakes, dogs, or vampires, used for biting or injecting venom.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly when describing the sharp, pointed teeth of animals, especially predators or mythical creatures like vampires. Not used for regular human teeth. Common with 'snake fangs,' 'wolf fangs,' or 'vampire fangs.'
Spanish: colmillosPortuguese (BR): presas - dentes pontiagudosPortuguese (PT): presas - dentes pontiagudosChinese (Simplified): 獠牙Chinese (Traditional): 獠牙Hindi: दाँत (नुकीले, विशेष रूप से जानवर के)Arabic: أنيابBengali: দাঁত - বিষদন্তRussian: клыкиJapanese: 牙 - 牙（動物の鋭くて長い歯）Vietnamese: nanhKorean: 송곳니Turkish: diş - zehir dişiUrdu: نوکیلے دانتIndonesian: rangka - taring
Example Sentences
She wore fake fangs for her vampire costume.
natural
The dentist explained why dogs have large fangs.
natural
The snake showed its sharp fangs.
basic
Vampires in stories usually have long fangs.
basic
The wolf opened its mouth and I saw its fangs.
basic
Some snakes use their fangs to inject poison.
natural