† gobber-tooth Obs. rare.
[Of obscure formation; cf. gab v.3 and gag-tooth, gubbertush.]
A projecting front tooth.
| 1646 Gaule Cases Consc. 5 Every old woman with a wrinkled face..a gobber tooth..is pronounced for a witch. 1685 H. More Para. Prophet. 412 Two gobber teeth were set in, one on this side, the other on the inner side. |
Hence † gobber-toothed ppl. a.
| 1655 Fuller Ch. Hist. v. iv. §20 Lean-visaged long-sided, gobber-toothed, yellow-complexioned. |