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Definition
Synonym
zahn�rztlich
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Zahn
tooth
Zahn
tooth, pl. teeth
Zahn
tooth (irr.)
Zahn
periodontal
Zahn...
periodontal
Nut, Zahn
notch
Zahn, verzahne
tooth
einen Zahn ziehen
to pull a tooth
einen Zahn ziehen
pull a tooth
der Zahn der Zeit
the ravages of time
(Zahn) plombieren
to fill
ein steiler Zahn
ugs.
a nice piece of crumpet
coll.
einen Zahn zulegen
übtr.
to step on it
Auge um Auge Zahn um Zahn.
Tit for tat.
ein steiler Zahn
m
ugs.
a nice piece of crumpet
coll.
Auge um Auge, Zahn um Zahn.
Tit for tat.
einen Zahn zulegen
v
übtr.
to step on it
Zahn
m
techn.
Zähne
pl
sprocket
sprockets
Hauer
m
(Zahn)
zool.
Hauer
pl
tusk
tusks
Sprossenrad, Stachelrad, Zahn, Zahnkranz
sprocket
Molar
m
(Zahn)
anat.
erster Molar
molar
first molar
wurzelspitzenreseziert
adj
(Zahn)
med.
after root-end resection (postpositive); having had root-end resection; apicoectomized; apicoectomised
Br.
(tooth)
Kondensorhalter
m
mit Zahn und Trieb (Optik)
rack-and-pinion substage mount; rack substage mount (optics)
Prämolar
m
(Zahn)
anat.
erster Prämolar
bicuspid, premolar
first bicuspid, first premolar
(Zahn) plombieren
v
plombierend
plombiert
to fill
filling
filled
Zahnfarbbestimmung
f
; Farbnahme
f
beim Zahn
med.
tooth shade matching; tooth shade determination; shade selection
Auge um Auge, Zahn um Zahn.; Auge für Auge, Zahn für Zahn.
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
Zahnteilung
f
senkrecht zum Zahn (Schraubenrad)
techn.
normal circular pitch (helical gearwheel)
Auge um Auge Zahn um Zahn.; Auge für Auge Zahn für Zahn.
An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth.
Auge um Auge, Zahn um Zahn., Auge für Auge, Zahn für Zahn.
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
Zahnhalslinie
f
; Schmelz-Zement-Grenze
f
beim Zahn
anat.
cervical line of the tooth
gut aussehend; attraktiv; hübsch
adj
ein steiler Zahn
ugs.
dishy
Br.
coll.
; peng
Br.
slang
a dishy bird
Br.
coll.
Zahn
m
; Zacken
m
(Kathodenstrahl)
electr.
Zähne
pl
; Zacken
pl
pip (cathode ray)
pips
Befestigungscomposite
f
(Zur Befestigung einer Brücke o.ä. am Zahn)
med.
luting agent
Befestigungscomposite
f
(zur Befestigung einer Brücke o. ä. am Zahn)
med.
luting agent
Kondensorhalter
m
(Optik)
Kondensorhalter
pl
Kondensorhalter mit Zahn und Trieb
substage mount (optics)
substage mounts
rack-and-pinion substage mount; rack substage mount
Hakenzahn
m
; Wolfszahn
m
; K-Zahn
m
(Säge)
Hakenzähne
pl
; Wolfszähne
pl
; K-Zähne
pl
hook tooth; rake tooth (saw)
hook teeth; rake teeth
zweihöckrig; zweizipfelig; bikuspidal; bukuspid
adj
anat.
zweihöckriger Zahn
m
; Bikuspidat
m
(Dens bicuspidatus)
bicuspid
bicuspid dens
Sprossenrad
n
; Stachelrad
n
; Zahn
m
; Zahnkranz
m
Sprossenräder
pl
; Stachelräder
pl
; Zähne
pl
; Zahnkränze
pl
sprocket
sprockets
Sprossenrad
n
, Stachelrad
n
, Zahn
m
, Zahnkranz
m
Sprossenräder
pl
, Stachelräder
pl
, Zähne
pl
, Zahnkränze
pl
sprocket
sprockets
etw. aus etw. herausreißen; herauszerren
v
herausreißend; herauszerrend
herausgerissen; herausgezerrt
einen Zahn ziehen
to yank sth. out of sth.
yanking out
yanked out
to yank out a tooth
Zahn
m
Zähne
pl
seine Zähne putzen
einen Zahn ziehen
in den Zähnen herumstochern
jdm. auf den Zahn fühlen
die Zähne aufeinander beißen
tooth
teeth
to brush one's teeth
to pull a tooth
to pick the teeth
to grill sb.
to clench one's teeth
(noch) zu retten sein; gerettet werden können
v
(schlechter Zahn, konkursreifer Betrieb, brennendes Haus, Daten usw.)
Daten enthalten, die gerettet werden können
nicht mehr zu retten sein
to be saveable; savable; to be salvageable (of a bad tooth, business on the brink of bankruptcy, burning house, data etc.)
to contain salvageable data
to be beyond salvageable
Kerbe
f
, Einkerbung
f
, Aussparung
f
, Einschnitt
m
, Nut
f
, Nute
f
, Zahn
m
, Ausschnitt
m
Kerben
pl
, Einkerbungen
pl
, Aussparungen
pl
, Einschnitte
pl
, Nuten
pl
, Zähne
pl
, Ausschnitte
pl
notch
notches
empfindlich
adj
(schnell reagierend ansprechend)
biol.
techn.
empfindlicher
am empfindlichsten
empfindliche Haut
empfindlicher Zahn
ein hochempfindliches Gerät
Spinnen reagieren empfindlich auf Erschütterungen.
Jetzt, wo ich älter bin, reagiere ich empfindlicher auf Kälte.
sensitive
more sensitive
most sensitive
sensitive skin
sensitive tooth
a highly sensitive device instrument
Spiders are sensitive to vibrations.
Now that I'm older, I'm more sensitive to (the) cold.
Zahn
m
anat.
Zähne
pl
bleibende Zähne; bleibendes Gebiss; zweite Zähne
ugs.
(Dentes permanentes)
falsche Zähne
seine Zähne putzen
einen Zahn ziehen
in den Zähnen herumstochern
die Zähne fletschen blecken
zool.
jdm. auf den Zahn fühlen
übtr.
die Zähne aufeinanderbeißen
(vor Wut) mit den Zähnen knirschen
die Zähne zusammenbeißen
übtr.
Ich biss die Zähne zusammen und kämpfte mich durch.
tooth
teeth
permanent teeth; adult teeth; second teeth
coll.
false teeth
to brush one's teeth
to pull a tooth
to pick the teeth
to show bare one's teeth
to feel sb. out
to clench your teeth
to grind one's teeth (in anger)
to grit your teeth
fig.
I gritted my teeth and fought my way through.
Zahn
m
anat.
Zähne
pl
bleibende Zähne; bleibendes Gebiss; zweite Zähne
ugs.
(Dentes permanentes)
falsche Zähne
seine Zähne putzen
einen Zahn ziehen
in den Zähnen herumstochern
die Zähne fletschen blecken
zool.
jdm. auf den Zahn fühlen
übtr.
die Zähne aufeinander beißen
(vor Wut) mit den Zähnen knirschen
die Zähne zusammenbeißen
übtr.
Ich biss die Zähne zusammen und kämpfte mich durch.
tooth
teeth
permanent teeth; adult teeth; second teeth
coll.
false teeth
to brush one's teeth
to pull a tooth
to pick the teeth
to show bare one's teeth
to grill sb.
to clench one's teeth
to grind one's teeth (in anger)
to grit your teeth
fig.
I gritted my teeth and fought my way through.
Zeit
f
Zeiten
pl
zur rechten Zeit
zur rechten Zeit
in schlechten Zeiten
angegebene Zeit
die meiste Zeit
die meiste Zeit des Jahres
seine meiste Zeit
Zeit brauchen
Zeit finden für, dazu kommen
jdm. Zeit lassen
sich Zeit lassen
Zeit und Ort bestimmen
die Zeit totschlagen, die Zeit vertreiben
die Zeit verbringen
sich die Zeit vertreiben
seine Zeit vertrödeln
die Zeit vertrödeln
eine schöne Zeit haben, viel Spaß haben
in kurzer Zeit
von der Zeit an
harte (schwere, schlimme) Zeiten
mit der Zeit Schritt halten
mit der Zeit gehen
seiner Zeit voraus
etw. zur falschen Zeit tun
eine schöne Zeit haben
Zeit vergeuden
Zeit verwenden auf
Zeit zu gewinnen suchen
eine lange Zeit schönen Wetters
der Zahn der Zeit
zur rechten Zeit
absolute Zeit
höchste Zeit
time
times
in due time
in good season
in times of scarceness
indicated time, time indicated
most of the time
most of the year
most of his time
to take time
to get round to
to give sb. time
to take up time
to set time and place
to kill time
to spend the time
to while away the time
to while away one's time
to fritter away time
to have a nice time
in a little while
from that time on
hard times
to keep up with the time
to keep up with the times
ahead of the times
to sing the Magnificat at matins
fig.
to have a good time, to have a blast
coll.
to waste time
to spend time on
to play for time
a long spell of fine weather
the ravages of time
seasonable
absolute time
about time
Zeit
f
Zeiten
pl
zur rechten Zeit
zur rechten Zeit
angegebene Zeit
die meiste Zeit
in nächster Zeit
die meiste Zeit des Jahres
seine meiste Zeit
Zeit brauchen
jdm. Zeit lassen
sich Zeit lassen
Zeit und Ort bestimmen
die Zeit totschlagen; die Zeit vertreiben
die Zeit verbringen
sich die Zeit vertreiben
seine Zeit vertrödeln
die Zeit vertrödeln
eine schöne Zeit haben; viel Spaß haben
in kurzer Zeit
vor kurzer Zeit
von der Zeit an
etw. zur falschen Zeit tun
eine schöne Zeit haben
Zeit vergeuden
Zeit verwenden auf
Zeit zu gewinnen suchen
eine lange Zeit schönen Wetters
der Zahn der Zeit
zur rechten Zeit
absolute Zeit
höchste Zeit
Es ist höchste Zeit ins Bett zu gehen.
alles zu seiner Zeit; alles mit Maß und Ziel
eine Zeit hindurch
Es wird wohl langsam Zeit zu ...
Die Zeit drängt.
Es ist höchste Zeit.; Es ist höchste Eisenbahn.
humor.
time
times
in due time
in good season
indicated time; time indicated
most of the time
some time soon; in the near future
most of the year
most of his time
to take time
to give sb. time
to take up time
to set time and place
to kill time
to spend the time
to while away the time
to while away one's time
to fritter away time; to faff
slang
to have a nice time
in a little while
a short time ago
from that time on
to sing the Magnificat at matins
fig.
to have a good time; to have a blast
coll.
to waste time
to spend time on
to play for time
a long spell of fine weather
the ravages of time
seasonable
absolute time
about time; in the nick of time
It's high time to go to bed.
all in good time
throughout a period (of time); for a time
I guess it's time to ...
Time presses.; Time is pressing.; Time is short.
It is high time.
Zeit
f
Zeiten
pl
zur rechten Zeit
zur rechten Zeit
angegebene Zeit
in nächster Zeit
die meiste Zeit des Jahres
die meiste Zeit
Zeit brauchen
jdm. Zeit lassen
sich Zeit lassen
Zeit und Ort bestimmen
die Zeit totschlagen; die Zeit vertreiben
die Zeit verbringen
sich die Zeit vertreiben
seine Zeit vertrödeln
die Zeit vertrödeln
eine schöne Zeit haben; viel Spaß haben
eine tolle Zeit haben; sich großartig amüsieren
in kurzer Zeit
vor kurzer Zeit
eine schöne Zeit haben
Zeit vergeuden
viel wenig Zeit für etw. aufwenden auf etw. verwenden
geh.
Zeit zu gewinnen suchen; Zeit schinden
eine lange Zeit schönen Wetters
der Zahn der Zeit
zur rechten Zeit
absolute Zeit
höchste Zeit
wenn ich Zeit finde; (immer) wenn es mir meine Zeit erlaubt
geh.
sobald ich Zeit habe
Es ist höchste Zeit, ins Bett zu gehen.
Alles zu seiner Zeit!
eine Zeit hindurch
Es wird wohl langsam Zeit zu …
Die Zeit drängt.
Bis dahin ist noch lange Zeit.; Da ist es noch lange hin.
ugs.
Es ist höchste Zeit.; Es ist höchste Eisenbahn.
humor.
Es ist allerhöchste Zeit Eisenbahn
ugs.
, dass der Direktor eine Entscheidung trifft.
Die Zeit arbeitet für ihn.
Das kommt schon mit der Zeit.
Das braucht einfach seine Zeit.
time
times
in due time
in good season
indicated time; time indicated
some time soon; in the near future
most of the year
most of my his her our their time
to take time
to give sb. time
to take up time
to set time and place
to kill time
to spend the time
to while away the time
to while away one's time
to fritter away time; to faff
slang
to have a nice time
to have a whale of a time
fig.
coll.
in a little while
a short time ago
to have a good time; to have a blast
coll.
to waste time
to spend much little time on sth.
to play for time
a long spell of fine weather
the ravages of time
seasonable
absolute time
about time; in the nick of time
when my time allows (it)
as soon as I have time
It's high time to go to bed.
All in good time!
throughout a period (of time); for a time
I guess it's time to …
Time presses.; Time is pressing.; Time is short.
That's still some time away.; That's still a long time away.; That's still a long way off.
It is high time.
It's more than high time that the manager made a decision.; It's more than high time for the manager to make a decision.
Time is on his side.
Time will take care of that.
Only time will take care of that.
Deutsche
zahn�rztlich Synonyme
zahn
Sprossenrad
ÂStachelrad
ÂZahn
ÂZahnkranz
Ausschnitt
ÂAussparung
ÂEinschnitt
ÂKerbe
ÂNut
ÂNute
ÂZahn
(genau)
betrachten
Âauf
den
Zahn
fühlen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âbegutachten
Âinspizieren
Âunter
die
Lupe
nehmen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âuntersuchen
abgehen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âan
Fahrt
gewinnen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âbeschleunigen
Âeinen
Zahn
zulegen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âin
Fahrt
kommen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âzunehmen
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Englische
tooth Synonyme
tooth
Vandyke
aftertaste
asperity
baby
tooth
bicuspid
bitter
blaze
buck
tooth
bumpiness
canine
chop
choppiness
coarsen
cog
comb
crag
cragginess
crenellate
crenulate
crimp
crown
cuspid
cut
cutter
deciduous
tooth
dent
denticle
denticulation
dentil
dentition
dog
tooth
eye
tooth
fang
flavor
fore
tooth
gag
tooth
gang
tooth
gash
gold
tooth
grain
granulate
granulation
grinder
gust
harrow
harshness
hispidity
incise
incisor
indent
inequality
irregularity
jag
jaggedness
joltiness
knurl
machicolate
milk
tooth
mill
molar
nick
nonuniformity
notch
palate
peak
pecten
peg
permanent
tooth
picot
pink
pivot
tooth
premolar
projection
raggedness
rake
ratchet
relish
rough air
roughen
roughness
ruggedness
rugosity
salt
sapidity
sapor
savor
savoriness
saw
tooth
scallop
scarify
score
scotch
scraggliness
scrivello
serrate
slash
smack
smooth
snag
snaggle
snaggle
tooth
sour
spire
sprocket
spur
steeple
stomach
sweet
tang
taste
tongue
turbulence
tush
tusk
unevenness
unsmoothness
ununiformity
wisdom
tooth
tooth
and nail
arduously
atrociously
barbarously
bec et ongles
bestially
brutally
brutishly
committedly
decidedly
decisively
determinedly
devotedly
earnestly
effortfully
ferociously
fiercely
firmly
fixedly
hammer and tongs
hard
heart and soul
in all seriousness
in earnest
in good earnest
industriously
inflexibly
inhumanly
laboriously
like a bulldog
like a leech
manfully
mercilessly
obstinately
operosely
perseveringly
persistently
pitilessly
purposefully
relentlessly
resolutely
resolvedly
ruthlessly
savagely
seriously
sincerely
singlemindedly
staunchly
steadfastly
steadily
strenuously
tenaciously
the hard way
toilsomely
unswervingly
unyieldingly
viciously
wholeheartedly
with a will
with constancy
with effort
with total dedication
tooth
ache
ache
aching
angina
backache
bellyache
cephalalgia
colic
collywobbles
earache
fret
gnawing
gripe
gripes
gut-ache
headache
heartburn
hemicrania
megrim
migraine
odontalgia
otalgia
pyrosis
sick headache
splitting headache
stomachache
throbbing pain
tooth
ed
acanthoid
acanthous
acicular
acuate
aculeate
aculeiform
acuminate
acute
barbed
battlemented
bicuspid
chopped
clawed
cornuted
crenate
crenated
crenellated
crenulate
cusped
cuspidate
dental
dentate
dentated
dentiform
dentoid
digital
digitate
digitated
embrasured
erose
fanged
fingered
gashed
hispid
horned
horny
incised
indented
jagged
jaggy
jawed
lacerate
lacerated
molar
mucronate
needle-pointed
needle-sharp
nicked
notched
odontoid
pointed
prehensile
pronged
raptorial
saw-
tooth
ed
sawlike
scalloped
scored
serrate
serrated
serrulated
sharp-pointed
snaggle-
tooth
ed
snaggled
spiculate
spiked
spiky
spined
spinous
spiny
taloned
tapered
tapering
tined
tooth
like
tooth
y
tusked
unbated
tooth
paste
abstergent
cathartic
cleaner
cleaning agent
cleaning solvent
cleanser
cleansing cream
cold cream
cream
dentifrice
depurant
detergent
diuretic
emetic
enema
gargle
holystone
lotion
mouthwash
nauseant
pumice stone
purgative
purge
purifier
rinse
shampoo
soap
solvent
synthetic detergent
tooth
powder
wash
tooth
some
acceptable
adorable
agreeable
ambrosial
appetizing
attractive
dainty
delectable
delicate
delicious
delightful
desirable
enviable
exciting
exquisite
flavorsome
good
good to eat
good-tasting
gustable
gusty
juicy
likable
lovable
luscious
lush
mouth-watering
nectareous
nectarous
nice
of gourmet quality
palatable
pleasant
pleasing
provocative
relishing
sapid
savorous
savory
scrumptious
seductive
succulent
taking
tantalizing
tasteful
tasty
tempting
to be desired
tooth
y
unobjectionable
winning
worth having
yummy
zahn�rztlich Definition
Colt's
tooth
(
)
See
under
Colt.
Fore
tooth
(
)
One
of
the
teeth
in
the
forepart
of
the
mouth
Lion's
tooth
(
)
See
Leontodon.
Tooth
(
n.
)
One
of
the
hard,
bony
appendages
which
are
borne
on
the
jaws,
or
on
other
bones
in
the
walls
of
the
mouth
or
pharynx
of
most
vertebrates,
and
which
usually
aid
in
the
prehension
and
mastication
of
food.
Tooth
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Taste
Tooth
(
n.
)
Any
projection
corresponding
to
the
tooth
of
an
animal,
in
shape,
position,
or
office
Tooth
(
n.
)
A
projecting
member
resembling
a
tenon,
but
fitting
into
a
mortise
that
is
only
sunk,
not
pierced
through.
Tooth
(
n.
)
One
of
several
steps,
or
offsets,
in
a
tusk.
See
Tusk.
Tooth
(
n.
)
An
angular
or
prominence
on
any
edge
Tooth
(
n.
)
one
of
the
appendages
at
the
mouth
of
the
capsule
of
a
moss.
See
Peristome.
Tooth
(
n.
)
Any
hard
calcareous
or
chitinous
organ
found
in
the
mouth
of
various
invertebrates
and
used
in
feeding
or
procuring
food
Tooth
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
teeth.
Tooth
(
v.
t.)
To
indent
Tooth
(
v.
t.)
To
lock
into
each
other.
See
Tooth,
n.,
4.
tooth Bedeutung
fine-
tooth
comb
fine-
tooth
ed
comb
a
method
of
examining
in
minute
detail,
he
went
over
the
contract
with
a
fine-
tooth
comb
looking
for
loopholes
tooth
a
means
of
enforcement,
the
treaty
had
no
teeth
in
it
tooth
shell
tusk
shell
any
of
various
seashore
mollusks
having
a
tapering
tubular
shell
open
at
each
end
and
a
foot
pointed
like
a
spade
for
burrowing
bleeding
tooth
Nerita
peloronta
gastropod
having
reddish
tooth
like
projections
around
the
shell
opening,
of
the
Caribbean
area
tooth
tooth
like
structure
in
invertebrates
found
in
the
mouth
or
alimentary
canal
or
on
a
shell
fine-
tooth
comb
fine-
tooth
ed
comb
a
comb
with
teeth
set
close
together
hounds
tooth
check
hound's-
tooth
check
dogs
tooth
check
dogs-
tooth
check
dog's-
tooth
check
textile
with
a
pattern
of
small
broken
or
jagged
checks
mouse-
tooth
forceps
a
type
of
forceps
tooth
something
resembling
the
tooth
of
an
animal
tooth
one
of
a
number
of
uniform
projections
on
a
gear
tooth
powder
tooth
powder
a
dentifrice
in
the
form
of
a
powder
tooth
hard
bonelike
structures
in
the
jaws
of
vertebrates,
used
for
biting
and
chewing
or
for
attack
and
defense
carnassial
tooth
the
last
upper
premolar
and
first
lower
molar
teeth
of
a
carnivore,
having
sharp
edges
for
cutting
flesh
tooth
socket
alveolus
a
bony
socket
in
the
alveolar
ridge
that
holds
a
tooth
front
tooth
anterior
a
tooth
situated
at
the
front
of
the
mouth,
his
malocclusion
was
caused
by
malposed
anteriors
back
tooth
posterior
a
tooth
situated
at
the
back
of
the
mouth
malposed
tooth
a
tooth
that
has
grown
in
a
faulty
position
permanent
tooth
adult
tooth
any
of
the
teeth
that
replace
the
deciduous
teeth
of
early
childhood
and
(with
luck)
can
last
until
old
age
primary
tooth
deciduous
tooth
baby
tooth
milk
tooth
one
of
the
first
temporary
teeth
of
a
young
mammal
(one
ofin
children)
canine
canine
tooth
eye
tooth
eye
tooth
dog
tooth
cuspid
one
of
the
four
pointed
conical
teeth
(two
in
each
jaw)
located
between
the
incisors
and
the
premolars
wisdom
tooth
any
of
the
last
teeth
on
each
side
of
the
upper
and
lower
jaw,
the
last
of
the
permanent
teeth
to
erupt
(between
ages
and
)
root
tooth
root
the
part
of
a
tooth
that
is
embedded
in
the
jaw
and
serves
as
support
enamel
tooth
enamel
hard
white
substance
covering
the
crown
of
a
tooth
sweet
tooth
a
strong
appetite
for
sweet
food
tooth
fairy
a
fairy
that
is
said
to
leave
money
at
night
under
a
child's
pillow
to
compensate
for
a
baby
tooth
falling
out
dentist
tooth
doctor
dental
practitioner
a
person
qualified
to
practice
dentistry
dog
tooth
violet
dog
tooth
dog's-
tooth
violet
perennial
woodland
spring-flowering
plant,
widely
cultivated
white
dog
tooth
violet
white
dog's-
tooth
violet
blonde
lilian
Erythronium
albidum
North
American
dog
tooth
having
solitary
white
flowers
with
yellow
centers
and
blue
or
pink
exteriors
Canadian
aspen
big
tooth
aspen
big
tooth
ed
aspen
big-
tooth
ed
aspen
large-
tooth
ed
aspen
large
tooth
aspen
Populus
grandidentata
aspen
with
a
narrow
crown,
eastern
North
America
tooth
fungus
a
fungus
of
the
family
Hydnaceae
cavity
caries
dental
caries
tooth
decay
soft
decayed
area
in
a
tooth
,
progressive
decay
can
lead
to
the
death
of
a
tooth
impaction
impacted
tooth
a
disorder
in
which
a
tooth
is
so
crowded
in
its
socket
that
it
cannot
erupt
normally
Charcot-Marie-Tooth
disease
hereditary
motor
and
sensory
neuropathy
a
form
of
neuropathy
that
can
begin
between
childhood
and
young
adulthood,
characterized
by
weakness
and
atrophy
of
the
muscles
of
the
hands
and
lower
legs,
progression
is
slow
and
individuals
affected
can
have
a
normal
life
span,
inheritance
is
X-linked
recessive
or
X-linked
dominant
abscessed
tooth
an
abscess
of
a
common
kind
in
the
tissue
around
a
tooth
fine-
tooth
ed(a)
fine-
tooth
(a)
having
fine
teeth
set
close
together,
a
fine-
tooth
ed
comb
tooth
and
nail
with
force
and
ferocity,
she
fought
tooth
and
nail
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