Demon Teeth

Human teeth that resemble that of a demonic creature. Can be described as pointy, evil, or rechid, by just one glance.
Similar to Megan Fox's teeth in Jennifers Body.

Overall, teeth that you would not want your tongue to meet.

"That Chance guy looks like a good kisser."-Kathryn.
"Yeah, until you meet his demon teeth."-Sarah.

by popbanggboom April 20, 2010

Piss Teeth

Piss Teeth, or medically known as Mucturition Maxillaryosis, is a chronic teeth and gum disorder that establishes a yellow "piss" tint on your teeth. This disease is caused by excessive urination in your glossopharyngeal (mouth). There is no known treatment for this disorder. Scientists from top German research labs have trialed many dental alternatives to deter the piss like colour on teeth and gums. New research has proven Listerine Mouthwash ineffective in all areas of the buccal cavity.

Friend: "I have been diagnosed with severe Piss Teeth Disorder"
Other friend: "You are a survivor of this rare disorder share your story my friend!"

by Mootywhole June 20, 2016

spitting teeth

To absolutely lose your temper at someone or something and you're in a huge rage.

"My friend at work still refuses to do what ever I ask of him, and I am spitting teeth! at this. "

by Adam-D July 20, 2016

teenther

A half 8th sack, or 1.75 grams, used to describe the quantity of drugs you need

Ay hommie, lemme swing by for a teenther right quick

by you know me, its big D November 20, 2007

Teeth

Those white dullish thingies in your that you use to eat , pronounce words, and have a pretty smile.

I used my teeth to bite the flesh of my fingers because Im crazy.

by Drakon_slayer November 17, 2014

loose teeth

to tell a secret that was specificly not supposed to be told.

" Please tell me you didnt tell him about that."
" I did man Im sorry!"
" Man you got LOOSE TEETH!"

by JC Cotter March 31, 2008

bare one's teeth

to reveal the true nature or colors completely. to reveal the ugly side of human nature.

People in Dogville bare their teeth. (bare one's teeth: change the word form when necessary.)

by Leila Lee January 15, 2007