chisel teeth

Instead of fleeing, they hunched down and bared their long chisel teeth, clicking them together.

The swamp otter's chisel teeth went through the wood as if it were a twig.

Uber parted his thick lips, showing those chiselled teeth.

His bared chisel teeth, a few inches long and an inch wide, flickered purple-yellow with each flash of the strobe.

All through the horrible shadows of the room the abominations stirred, prowling back and forth, the rats' eyes gleaming, outsize chisel teeth bared.

To get what they need, they cut down saplings and even trees with trunks a foot or so in diameter, gnawing through the wood with their chisel teeth.

'Must get to the heart of this ...' He was scowling around at us, breathing hard, his chin down against his barrel chest, his lips drawn back over those chisel teeth.

Finally, I will assuredly give some account of the toxodon, the giant ten-foot guinea pig, with projecting chisel teeth, which we killed as it drank in the gray of the morning by the side of the lake.

From time to time he whistled softly; and once his lips drew back, exposing the full four-inch lengths of yellow chisel teeth with which he made some small alteration in the shape on which he pressed those front paws.

Two of them began chewing at the wire at the back of the enclosure, ignoring the pain in their lips and gums, thinking only of the thing that crept in the darkness, eyes wide, unceasing grin opening to reveal rows of chisel teeth.