a. [f. teeth, pl. of TOOTH sb. + -FUL.] Full of teeth: = TOOTHFUL a. 1.
1729. Savage, Wanderer, v. 632. Fishers … With teethful tridents strike the scaly train.
1838. Fraser’s Mag., XVII. Feb., 153/1. His [the crocodile’s] teethful lank jaws opened wider and wider.
