Sample Sentences forincisor (auto-selected)
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Beatrice made a chimpanzee face and pointed at a sharp stump where one of her incisor teeth used to be. (source)incisor = a tooth for cutting or gnawing; located in the front of the mouth in both jaws
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He saw me looking, flicked a showy incisor with his thumbnail.† (source)
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A broken incisor tooth punctuated her smile and gave her a naughty look.† (source)
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She was ashamed of her yellowing teeth, the missing incisor.† (source)
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He sported a gold incisor and had an easy laugh.† (source)
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A bubble of blood came out near my last knuckle, where my incisor had pierced the skin.† (source)
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She has sharp incisors, which make her look always a little bit hungry "True."† (source)
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"You have been to my rooming house," said I. And then this man whom I had feared, this hunter from my past, smiled vaguely, so that his crooked white incisor peeked over his thin lip.† (source)
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Her dentures were very bright; there was a smear of grape jelly on one of her fake incisors.† (source)
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Some 48 per cent of the scats contained rodent remains, largely incisor teeth and fur.† (source)
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She had two teeth that didn't exactly match, on either side of the incisors, and he thought it gave her a sexy smile.† (source)
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"Look at that," said Max, cooing over the chain along with the departed incisor that had been set to dangle alongside minor feats in Firecraft, Herb Lore, and Illusion.† (source)
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Molars and broken incisors lay scattered everywhere.† (source)
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...and Johnson hit Jeffries at an angle of 45 degrees from his lower left lateral incisor, producing an instantaneous blocking of his entire thalamic rine, frosting it over like the freezing unit of a refrigerator, thus shattering his autonomous nervous system and rocking the big brick-laying creampuff with extreme hyperspasmic muscular tremors which dropped him dead on the extreme tip of his coccyx, which, in turn, produced a sharp traumatic reaction in his sphincter nerve and muscle, and then, my dear colleague, they swept him up, sprinkled him with quicklime and rolled him away in a barrow.† (source)
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I notice for the first time that one of his incisors is extra pointy, like a vampire's.† (source)
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He caught it and examined it; the end of the incisor was chipped, but the root appeared intact, so he licked the tooth clean then pushed it back into the hole in his gums, wincing as he poked the sore flesh.† (source)
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