eyetooth , auch: eye tooth

"They have to cut their eye teeth on some kind of crime."

Any band would give their eye teeth to have a hit record like that.

"A lot of kids would have given their eye teeth for this opportunity," she said.

"I would give my eye teeth to know what is causing this effect."

There are millions who would give their eye teeth for this opportunity.

"Most men would give their eye teeth to be in my shoes.

A lot of guys would give their eye teeth to get in the sack with this broad.

You've already taken us for everything but our eye teeth.'

The band extended from the eye teeth on the lower jaw.

Then it yawned, and there were eyes in its mouth: eye teeth.

I know many women who would give their eye teeth to be married to him and I feel that responsibility.

He was with placenta across his shoulder and two upper eye teeth when born.

It's the kind of stuff private collectors would give their eye teeth for.'

She laughed, with a flash of her eye teeth that suggested scorn.

"But they'd give their eye teeth to be sponsored."

The eye teeth are often the ones pointed out, as they are more prominent.

"A TV show would give its eye teeth for that kind of viewership today," she noted.

And I also never developed my upper eye teeth so I'm short two pearlies.

Jose peered at his thumbnail, licked it, and went to work again on an eye tooth.

I would choose people who would give their eye teeth to take on the school system, probably about two dozen people.

All things considered, I'd give my eye teeth to live next to Mormons rather than atheists.

If the adult eye teeth are not erupting properly the dentist may recommend treatment that could help to avoid problems later in life.

My Rosie'd give her eye teeth to sew like that!'

God, I'd give my eye teeth to be back in my house," Florence said.

"The Tory account is one that any advertising firm in Britain would give its eye teeth to get and do almost anything to hold onto."