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teethe
teethe, v. (tiːð) Forms: 5 teth, 8–9 teeth, 9 teethe. [f. teeth, pl. of tooth: there might also have been an OE. *téðan from *tanþjan; cf. bleed, feed.] 1. intr. To develop or ‘cut’ teeth. (Now only in pr. pple. and vbl. n.: see teething.)c 1410 Master of Game (MS. Digby 182) vi. lf. 17 b, Þei teth ... Oxford English Dictionary
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teethe
teethe/ti:ð; tið/ v[I](usu in the continuous tenses, or as a gerund or present participle 通常用於进行时态或用作动名词或现在分词) (of a baby) have its first teeth starting to grow through the gums （指幼儿）长牙, 出牙 Babies like to chew something when they're teething. 幼儿长牙时爱咬东西. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Do Preemies Teethe Later? - Preemies - Inspire
Apr 2, 2009 • 4:31 PM (edited Apr 02) I've heard that Preemies teeth later than full term babies, even when their age is adjusted. At what age did your babies get their first tooth (actual and adjusted, of course - i know this goes without saying really in the company of parents of preemies!) At 3 months adjusted, I think we've got a while ...
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Teething in Babies: Symptoms and Remedies - WebMD
Most babies begin to teethe between 4 and 7 months old, but some start much later. The web page explains the signs, symptoms, order of tooth eruption, and treatments of teething. It also advises parents to avoid certain products and practices that may be harmful or ineffective.
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Household Name (album)
the United States during the summer supporting Snail Mail directly followed by a headline tour in the fall with support from waveform*, Pardoner and teethe wikipedia.org
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teth
teth obs. form of teeth, teethe. Oxford English Dictionary
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Perhaps the World Ends Here by Joy Harjo | Poetry Foundation
Perhaps the World Ends Here. The world begins at a kitchen table. No matter what, we must eat to live. The gifts of earth are brought and prepared, set on the table. So it has been since creation, and it will go on. We chase chickens or dogs away from it. Babies teethe at the corners.
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Should You Bite Your Dog's Ear? | Quality Dog Resources
The general consensus is that you would bite your dog's ear in order to instill obedience, connected to a fear of pain or punishment from the owner. It can also be done to teach young animals (mostly puppies going through a teething stage) that biting can cause pain and should be avoided. Most puppies as they teethe will have a natural ...
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Japanese competition law
"Struggling to teethe: Japan's antitrust enforcement regime," in Law and Policy in International Business, Summer 2001 Japanese business law Competition wikipedia.org
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teether
teether (ˈtiːðə(r)) [f. teethe v. + -er1.] A small object for an infant to bite on while teething; a teething ring.1949 M. Mead Male & Female xiii. 272 Mother is there to put things—bottles, spoons, crackers, teethers—into your mouth. 1966 A. Price Generous Man (1967) ii. 177 She touched her breasts... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Foundling and Other Tales of Prydain
His chickens' eggs do not hatch, his cow does not calve, his crops do not grow, and his baby does not teethe. wikipedia.org
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teething
▪ I. † teething, n. Obs. rare—1. (ˈtiːθɪŋ) [f. teeth, pl. of tooth n. + -ing1.] Material on which to exercise the teeth; provisions, food.1673 F. Kirkman Unlucky Citizen 210 By such time as he and his are fitted with Clothing, Teething and Tooling, his money is gone.▪ II. teething, vbl. n. (ˈtiːðɪŋ)... Oxford English Dictionary
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teeth
▪ I. teeth plural of tooth, q.v. for phrases, etc.▪ II. teeth, teethe obs. ff. tithe. Oxford English Dictionary
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clacket
▪ I. † ˈclacket, n. Obs. [ad. F. claquet, f. claquer, to clack; cf. Cotgr. claquet de moulin, the clapper, or clacke, of a mill-hopper.] 1. = clacker n.1586 T. B. La Primaud. Fr. Acad. ii. (1594) 118 Wee may..compare their tongue to the clacket of a mill. 1611 Cotgr., Clac..(most properly) the clack... Oxford English Dictionary
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misagree
misagree, v. [mis-1 7.] 1. intr. To disagree. Now dial.1530 Palsgr. 636/2, I never wyst them misagre afore in my lyfe. a 1542 Wyatt Defence 264 If they misagree in words, and not in substance, let us hear the words they vary in. 1847 Halliwell, Misagree, to disagree. 1875 Parish Sussex Gloss. s.v., ... Oxford English Dictionary
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