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"1. tooth. 2. tusk. 3. tooth (of a saw, comb). 4. cog (of a wheel). 5. ward (of a key). 6. thread (of a screw). 7. clove (of a garlic). 8. head (of cloves). 9. slang dope, hashish. - açmak /a/ to thread, cut threads (in/on). - ağrısı toothache. -ten artırmak to economize on food. - bakımı dental care. - bilemek /a/ to watch for a chance to take revenge (on). - çekmek to extract a tooth. - çıkarmak to cut a tooth. - çukuru socket of a tooth. - çürüğü dent. cavity. -ine değmemek (for food) to be very little. - diş having many teeth or cogs; serrated. -e dokunur worthwhile. -leri dökülmek to lose one´s teeth through age. - düzeltimi orthodontics. - fırçası toothbrush. - geçirememek /a/ to be unable to order (someone) around. - geçirmek /a/ to be able to influence (a powerful person). -i gıcırdamak to have a strong desire for something. - gıcırdatmak to gnash one´s teeth, show one´s anger. -ine göre within one´s power, within the range of what one can handle. - göstermek /a/ to threaten. - hekimi dentist. - hekimliği dentistry. - kamaştırmak to set one´s teeth on edge. - kapanımı dental occlusion. - kemiği anat. dentine. - kırmak slang to doctor a cigarette. - kirası 1. hist. presents or money given to guests after a meal in Ramazan. 2. a side benefit (in addition to one´s wages). -inin kovuğuna bile gitmemek/dişinin kovuğunu doldurmamak (for food) not to be enough to satisfy one. - kökü root of a tooth. - macunu toothpaste. - oluşumu odontogeny. -ini sıkmak to grit one´s teeth and bear it. - siniri dental nerve. -ini sökmek /ın/ to render (a person) harmless. - tabibi dentist. - taktırmak to be fitted out with false teeth. -inden tırnağından artırmak to scrimp and save. -ini tırnağına takmak 1. to try everything, try every means, try every way. 2. to work in spite of great difficulties. - tozu tooth powder. - yuvası tooth socket, alveolus."
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