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Slang and Profanity Explained: Big Tooth
Big tooth is a term commonly used to describe someone with an extremely large, overly obvious nose. It's often associated with those who are out of shape and require excessive amounts of cosmetic surgery. Here’s the fun part - when you hear someone refer to someone as "big tooth" in such a way, it's like saying they're wearing a giant hat or wearing their best clothes just to look good! For example: Example Sentence: "I'm so glad we decided to go for a long ride instead of hitting the beach. We'd be lucky to see any big teeth on this one." - The person is sitting in the passenger seat, looking quite sad. This is because "big tooth" has become such an enjambment in American English that it can be used as a verb or adjective and includes both good and bad connotations. How Does It Feel? It's a bit like being stuck in traffic for 30 minutes instead of having a long drive. You might feel a rush of adrenaline, but deep down you're just glad the ride is over. Why Is It So Bad? Big tooth is a term that can be used to disparage someone who doesn't seem as "big" as they think they are or has achieved certain accomplishments. It's like saying they're too fat, too smart, or too thin for the title role in a play. It's not just
