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The feeling you get when you drink too many cups of tea and your teeth go squeaky
I couldn't possibly have another cup of tea sir, I've gone all teathy
Teath by brownsource December 20, 2012
the white thingys you use to eat your food. they are in your mouth. stupid people and some penguins spell it incorrectly as teeth
peguin: i have no teeth
jamaican: naw mon yoo gots no teath mon
teath by stasis penguin September 10, 2010
The alternative way to spell ‘teeth’.

The ‘teath’ alternative should be used to describe teeth of a particularly high quality.
“My god, you’re an attractive fellow! Show me those pearly white teath again!”
Teath by Liebling March 9, 2019
Pronounced like death but with a t. It’s when you die from something related to a tooth/teeth. Like getting stabbed to death by a tooth/teeth. Or dying from tooth infection/rot because you have crap dental hygiene or you ingested a bunch of radium.
“The cause death was Teath”
“They died from Teath”
Teath by Hippy-Hair June 7, 2022

beef teath 

sum 1 with horrible rotten teeth
beef teath by aaa October 24, 2003

somer teath 

a girl or guy who has bad crooked teath.
"yea shes good lookin but shes got somer teath. . some are here some are there"
somer teath by jaala May 19, 2007
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