A sexual fetish involving two individuals clench their teeth before proceeding to clash them with each other. More deviant variants involve charging at each other to clash teeth, or a third person tying two people on a rail, facing each other head first with their lips taped back, before ramming them into each other.
Dentist:"And how did you break your tooth?"
Patient: "My mate Mike helped Sally and I do some teething last night."
Dentist:" Dude that's fucked up"
Patient: "My mate Mike helped Sally and I do some teething last night."
Dentist:" Dude that's fucked up"
by TankLover January 28, 2020
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If something happens or is done in the teeth of difficulties, the difficulties cause problems but do not stop it
by ohawaiio February 2, 2010
(Noun);
Each of a set of hard, bony enamel-coated structures in the jaws of most vertebrates, used for biting and chewing.
Each of a set of hard, bony enamel-coated structures in the jaws of most vertebrates, used for biting and chewing.
by Nagragatzi December 7, 2022
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by ye December 1, 2004
A DogsOnAcid smiley that has a meaning similar to wordjk/word.
Usage Notes:
1. It overrides ANY and ALL smilies when used at the end of a post.
2. It shields it's user from ANY and ALL retaliatory wordflame/words EXCEPT when the wordflame/word in question is itself suffixed with :teeth:
3. It's effect on a post is directly proportional to the number of blank lines preceeding it.
4. Improper usage of :teeth: will result in it's user being demoted to the status of wordn00b:/word for a period of 2 * (no. of :teeth: offences) weeks. The same goes for anyone who is found guilty of flaming a :teeth:'ed post.
5. It has no effect on anything posted by wordn00b/words, because wordn00b/word's are not meant to be taken seriously anyway.
6. Adding or removing :teeth: from a submitted post is considered bad netiquette is generally frowned upon.
Usage Notes:
1. It overrides ANY and ALL smilies when used at the end of a post.
2. It shields it's user from ANY and ALL retaliatory wordflame/words EXCEPT when the wordflame/word in question is itself suffixed with :teeth:
3. It's effect on a post is directly proportional to the number of blank lines preceeding it.
4. Improper usage of :teeth: will result in it's user being demoted to the status of wordn00b:/word for a period of 2 * (no. of :teeth: offences) weeks. The same goes for anyone who is found guilty of flaming a :teeth:'ed post.
5. It has no effect on anything posted by wordn00b/words, because wordn00b/word's are not meant to be taken seriously anyway.
6. Adding or removing :teeth: from a submitted post is considered bad netiquette is generally frowned upon.
by Busted Teef Kru September 23, 2003