Definitions
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- adjective Alternative form of
sabre-toothed .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective having teeth that resemble sabers
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Examples
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Not when this girl could visibly push away her own shock, face him, and ask with friendly curiosity -- as if he, Raven, should address questions to the sudden apparition of a sabertoothed weaselcat.
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Are they claiming that ancient Egyptians had to deal with dinosaurs and sabertoothed tigers running around everywhere?
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PLEISTOSPORT Sitting atop the TV in my study is the skull of a sabertoothed tiger (Smilodon californicus), cast in resin from the original and painted to look exactly like it.
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Then he sprang, his body's trajectory timed to coincide with the swaying of the sabertoothed prey, and scythed its head off.
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He had determined to await the return of the sabertoothed tiger and have the encounter over for good and all.
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There is no "witty" caption I can offer to this picture of a cyborg sabertoothed tiger chargin 'his laser.
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Although commonly called the "sabertoothed tiger," the species is actually not closely related to the tiger, which is part of a different subfamily.
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Although commonly called the "sabertoothed tiger," the species is actually not closely related to the tiger, which is part of a different subfamily.
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No additional bones of the sabertoothed tiger had turned up in Jonathan’s sieving.
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No additional bones of the sabertoothed tiger had turned up in Jonathan’s sieving.
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