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gap-toothed
adjective /ˌɡæpˈtuːθt/Definition
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Synonyms and related words:
- arthritic adjective
- arthritic noun
- arthritis noun
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- carpal tunnel syndrome noun
- compound fracture noun
- dislocate verb
- floating adjective
- growing pains noun (PHYSICAL PAIN)
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- ossify verb (BODY)
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- osteoporosis noun
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