what is teeth sucking in japaneseとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to be crisp

to clench one's teeth―set one's teeth

（原意は）I can get your teeth into it―I can hot get my teeth into it, it is so hard.

in ancient Japan, white teeth that have not been blackened

to gnash one's teeth―grind one's teeth

a deposit on the teeth called tartar

having teeth that resemble sabers

a long sharp animal tooth

Ivory is smooth.

having sharp teeth

to dye one's teeth―blacken one's teeth

to grind one's teeth―gnash one's teeth

a carving in ivory

to pick-one's teeth―use a toothpick

a tooth called the {right-hard upper central incisor}

a set of teeth

of the mouth, the gums after losing the teeth

bite or chew on with the teeth

teeth that grow in after the first teeth are lost

of a person's mouth, the condition of missing teeth here and there

to set one's teeth―clench one's teeth

a worn-down hollow tooth

having or showing prominent teeth

to bite something off with one's teeth

do one's teeth

grate one's teeth

to clench one's teeth

to bite firmly with the teeth

to bite off something with the teeth

the emergence of a tooth as it breaks through the gum