teethe

He grew at a fine rate, and teethed without any trouble.

They had teethed away the last atoms of its substance.

One common surface is the windowsill that a baby may teethe on."

It is something a baby can teethe on.

After all, if he teethed on chains... My assumption seemed to be correct.

Why would anyone invest time and money to make brightly colored pacifiers to sell to people who had teethed long ago?

Behind these doors, which are pegged shut, are the remains of children who died before they teethed.

Or is that teethed to the arm?

But he, too, teethed on Presidential ambitions.

From infancy, she'd teethed on investment journals.

WHEN the world was young, babies teethed on zwieback.

I teethed on an old Derringer, single-shot, the kind the riverboat gamblers used to carry.

The leaves are highly aromatic, ovate-lanceolate, 1-3 cm long, and teethed.

When a baby starts to teethe, he or she usually starts to cry, which means parents might try anything to get junior to stop, including whiskey.

He teethed the words: "None pass but Quetzal!"

"We have a chain on the African plains that the elephants use in summer to teethe on and whip around to ward off insects," he said.

Nahual teethed a smile.

Mr. Davis, who describes himself as a food fanatic, grew up in Oklahoma, where, he said, he teethed on rib bones.

Justin's teething and - BILL There are critics who'd say he picked just the right thing to teethe on.

Kindan remembered that watch-whers teethed, not unlike human babies, and with the same pain and discomfort.

He's divorced, but he doesn't have a flock of surly children who teethed on Cinderella's stepmother, nor does he bother with the nubile sorority girls.

And it appears to be expressly aimed at a young audience that teethed on irony and a trans-generational jumble of styles wrenched out of context.

Whatever his experience deficit at age 34, he can teethe on the Jets and grow up to better himself and his salary with another organization, whether pro or college.

The foothold narrowed to a yard-wide path, beside which the waters rushed with sullen vehemence in a series of torrential rapids teethed with yellow foam.

This is the source of the modern distinctions "house" vs. "to house", "teeth" vs. "to teethe", "half" vs. "to halve".