long in the tooth

(adj.) Old, outdated. no longer to perform its primary function at optimum level.

The playstation one is a bit long in the tooth these days.

by Kung-Fu Jesus June 7, 2004

whiskey tooth

Like the phrase "sweet tooth", this is having a taste for whiskey.

Jill sure had a whiskey tooth last night didn't she?

by Jilina November 3, 2005

Spooky Tooth

Band from the hippie music era that doesn't deserve to be forgotten.

The artists from which have also joined in various other bands such as Humble Pie, Steelers Wheel, Mott the Hoople, and Foreigner

Slightly remnicient of today's "The Darkness".

Girl: "Yeah, I got bored so I started looking through my mom's LPs and found some from a band called Spooky Tooth."

Guy: "Umm okayy..."

Girl: "No, actually, they're pretty good. What'd you do last night?"

Guy: "Listened to some Frank Zappa"

Girl: "Sweet!!"

by bibliophile July 12, 2009

with a fine tooth comb

(adverb) very carefully.

by Fangsta March 18, 2003

Clean as a Hounds Tooth

This is a saying used by people in the southern U.S. to imply that a person or organization is without corruption or completely honest.

Buford: I hear that the 34th Precinct of the Atlanta Police Force has Cops on the take.
Bubba: No that's not true,I hear that they are Clean as a Hounds Tooth.

by Mojo maniac October 9, 2008

ranch tooth

Much like a sweet tooth craves sweets, the ranch tooth craves Wendy's ranch chicken sandwiches. However this makes social situations awkward, as the foot-tall, hatted tooth is prone to shout out "RANCH!" in any situation.

Just tell your stupid ranch tooth to shut up!

by Jack September 5, 2005

butter tooth

noun - a person that has let their dental hygiene slip into a downward spiral creating yellowing of the enamel.

'oh, you're talking about butter tooth, the they guy that can't stop smoking'

by HM December 17, 2003